Paper targets

[Shug 4]

Looking for some cheap paper targets which I can use for handgun and rifle (up to 100 yards). Thompsontarget.com which I have used before (and like) at a indoor range has a good selection but trying to find something less expensive to stock up on. What are you guys using?

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Looking for some cheap paper targets which I can use for handgun and rifle (up to 100 yards). Thompsontarget.com which I have used before (and like) at a indoor range has a good selection but trying to find something less expensive to stock up on. What are you guys using?

 

 

 

I sell these for $20 + S&H (or pick-up from plainfield). 250 targets, about 10lbs

 

Great for anything up to 100 yards or so. Not too big for close up pistol either! They are 11x17"

[RecessedFilter 222]

I have used silhouette's in the past, and photo-situational targets as well, but am moving towards cardboard IDPA/USPSA targets now.

 

I rarely use bullseye targets, I'm guessing that's what your looking for?

[bbk 188]

I have been using LE Targets for awhile. I buy my targets in bulk, so, it is relatively cost efficient. I also like the massive variety they have, which allows me to switch things up a bit here and there to keep things interesting [as they can be shooting at paper from a static position].

 

Still, I like the value of finding good sized cardboard (the free type that is), and then tracing/drawing a target (bullseye, Q-style, etc).

[vjf915 456]

 

I sell these for $20 + S&H (or pick-up from plainfield). 250 targets, about 10lbs

 

Great for anything up to 100 yards or so. Not too big for close up pistol either! They are 11x17"

Interested. PM me how much shipping would be.

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PM incoming

[Zed's_Dead 16]

I have been using LE Targets for awhile. I buy my targets in bulk, so, it is relatively cost efficient. I also like the massive variety they have, which allows me to switch things up a bit here and there to keep things interesting [as they can be shooting at paper from a static position].

 

Still, I like the value of finding good sized cardboard (the free type that is), and then tracing/drawing a target (bullseye, Q-style, etc).

 

+1 They have some crazy situational targets that are fun at times. The website is www.letargets.com.

[Krdshrk 3,878]

I've been using IDPA Practice targets.

[Shug 4]

Thanks everyone for your suggestions. You guys just saved me from spending too much money.

 

Glennp, PM me also with the price with shipping.

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Thanks everyone for your suggestions. You guys just saved me from spending too much money.

 

Glennp, PM me also with the price with shipping.

 

PM sent

[Rifleman1 32]

I've been using 11 x 17 paper targets and they run about 8 to 12 cents each depending on how elaborate they are.

 

The IDPA targets are 22" x 34 1/2" or roughly double of the size I've been using and cost about $30 per hundred.

[madmnk78 3]

I've been using these.

http://www.cheaperthandirt.com/TARGET076-1.html

 

slightly more expensive than some of the other options, but I find it easier to pick out holes with the colored background