Allen Company EZ Aim® Paper Shooting Targets, 12" Square Sight-in Grid Targets, 13-Pack, White & Orange

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I like these paper targets they're really nice & bright easy to see the orange color. I really like that these are organic & kosher as well as GMO-free EXCELLENT for those who are worried about saving the earth 8) I belive you'll find these targets great for the purpose of needing a target designed paper for things that may require such an object thereof therefore these will be a great contribution indeed "IMHO" and the price as of when I purchased these was a great priced considering that you could get a piece of paper or cardboard & a pen/crayon/maker/pencil/ink/charcoal/grape juice/lead/paint ect. & make your own or even print your own targets from a printer & a picture or drawing that you have.... Although these are a bit bigger then a standard piece of printer paper or a lined piece of paper you'd get out of a spiraled notebook with lined paper & the color is pretty bright all in all I'd recommend this product to a friend/family/comrade/gas station attendant/stanger/human.P.S. [ 8) = happyface with sunglasses on... ]

These may have some magic in them. I point my firearm in their direction and to my surprise the bullet puts a hole in them right where the barrel was pointed. Good product made of thick paper (you will still need cardboard backing). Allen makes great products and finding these on sale really helps reduce the cost of a range day which has become increasingly more expensive. You too will be right on target when buying any Allen product.

Ok for the money. It's just a printed paper target. Nothing to fancy.

Just my pet peeve, these come folded in fourths, and I'd rather have them flat with no creases to work out before I can use them. Otherwise, print is clear and legible and it's on decent enough paper to hang without a backing.

For the price you can't ask for the moon, so they're worth the low asking price. But in the end, this is basically notebook paper quality paper. So if you're going to staple them onto a nice flat backboard in very low wind, they'll be fine. For anything else, these targets are very thin and flimsy. Again though, for the price-point, you can't realistically expect heavy-stock tagboard quality here.

Paper targets, cheap, and the bright color doesn't blend in with the crosshairs. Good for zeroing in a new scope, or just to paper punch, since there are 5 bulls per page. Good stuff.

Liked: good value, this was purchased for $7; orange colouring and design was distinct at 16m; splatterburst stickers stuck on well; corner targets were just as good to shoot at as the centreDisliked: seems mostly like an indoor target since they’re thin (similar to flyer paper, or paper from inside a phone book)Really disliked: see picture - the paper size perfectly fits in the package it shipped in, yet whoever packed it at Amazon felt like it was best to fold it. I’m very lucky it didn’t get creased further, had something heavier been on it. I can think of a few products that can be bunched up during shipping and paper products are not one of them!