25 and 75 Pack - 4 Bullseye - Reactive Splatter Targets - Tagboard and Adhesive Versions- GlowShot - Multi Color - Gun and Rifle Targets

Its multicolor so you know where you hit right away.These are a bit small 4" diameter targets with 1" bullseye so i had trouble sighting my gamo swarm maxxim .22 at first, but once i got close they work awesome. If you're a good shot and all set up already you don't really need them any bigger.I got the adhesives and stuck them to a foam box, works great. Only when you try to pull them off they dont come off cleanly but rip - like the two layers separate.Can see easily if i hit the target or not at about 20 yards because of the colors but my .22 only makes like 1/2" spatter so i have to use the scope to really see where it landed.All in all i would buy again, but these are so cheap i wont need to for a long time.Would definitely recommend.Most of the complaints are from people who dont read the reviews and are trying to shoot with hand guns at 30 yards so they cant see the spatter or the target was too small. Some had problems with glossiness but i did not.

I have purchased and used several different sizes of the Glow Shot Splatter targets. They are very nice for "paper" target shooting.The targets are a light weight card stock (a little heavier then index cards), and are not "self stick" style. The "splatter" effect shows up nicely. The splat ring is a little small if your shooting .22, but is still much more visible then normal paper. The one down side is that these do not stand up to "rough handling", such as sliding around in a range bag, as the black "over-coat" which obscures the color can be scraped off very easily. This leaves streaks of the underlying color. This doesn't really change their effectiveness as targets, unless you scrape a LOT off, but does make them look "messy".These are particularly economical for an avid shooter since they have 4 targets per sheet. Less time spent changing targets == more time spent shooting. That said, these would not be my first choice for zeroing in sights, or for newer shooters who might have trouble with the smallish (4") circles.

The media could not be loaded.  These work very well for me. I sight my pistols and rifles at an outside range where you cannot reel the targets back to you and you have to go out and replace or look at your targets once you set them up. I put a lot of them on a board and I use a monocular that I mount my phone to it so I have a zoomed view in front of me after every shot. The fact that they are reactive, allows me to easily find where the last hit is. I feel that the price is right for 300 targets and I have paid more (per target) for non reactive targets at some ranges. Highly recommended!

These targets are actually stickers, which I love. I use a phone book for my air-soft rifle, as it is scoped, has a danger zone of 650 yards, and shoots at 1200 fps! These stickers are perfect for sharpshooting, though the splatter isn't as noticeable with the .177 aluminum pellets I use. Still, very satisfying and definitely makes sighting in much easier. I use a pair of binoculars combined with the splatter targets so I don't have to go all the way over to check my accuracy! There are also quite a lot in the package, so I imagine they will last me ages and ages. I will purchase them again when necessary!

These targets are exactly as described. Upon arrival I opened them and they seemed smaller than I had expected but the dimensions are clearly listed so that was just a misconception on my part. Performed really well the few times I have used them so far. Very visible at distance (when I can hit them :( that is). Probably be very good for .22 shooting at distance as opposed to say .40-.45 shooting up close. Not too much room on the target for that. Haven't used them yet on the rifle range, although they defnitely would have some great use in sighing in a rifle. Good purchase overall. Wish they had stickers but that's not an issue the consider in this review.

Gets the job done, decent target for the price. A little hard to see contacts while at the indoor range (over head lighting). This is due to the plastic coating over the target paper, causes a bit of a glare.

These reactive targets give the shooter to see where the bullets are striking without bringing the target back close. The reactive "splatter" is easy to see at fairly significant distances even without a scope. This particular configuration is thrifty since it provides four bull's-eyes per sheet. This makes it ideal for pistol practice. I like to practice pistol shooting at ten yards, and at that distance it is quite possible to see where the rounds are striking on these reactive targets, even with a .22. I am addicted to these targets for my pistol range shooting. A good value for the money. RJB.

This are excellent targets - heavy paper that stays intact with multiple close holes. Shot centers are easily seen even with round nose bullets making it easy to accurately measure group size. Paper is nice size for scanning. I can mount up to 4 of these at once on the target board at my range giving 16 bullseyes. I like them for 7-15 yards slow fire practice. The 8" versions work better for 25 yards. For burst type targets, GlowShot is the best value.