National Target Single Bull Red Reviews

These targets are a nice, stiff material for punching clean holes in. A plug makes scoring easier (I have a .22 cal plug held over from my NRA National Match courses 40+ years ago.)

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The, "Champion Range and bullet Trap", Champion Heavy Duty Metal Trap... (Pyramid Catalogue Number) is what I recommend for a Range/backstop, initially for Pellets. My .25 Hatsan Bullboss QE and .25 Hatsan Vectis Lever action PCP'z Are well contained since .25 Pellet has about 1/2 the power of a .22 short (powder-burner).

Great targets for the money! The red bull helps zero in.

good paper

make sheet larger

red dot is easier to see than black

It's a great Target to shoot.

Very nice target value.

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Small paper size , I missed paper dimension in discription

What can one say. A target is a target. Holes can be cut cleanly with wad cutters.

Lower the price!

Recycle your paper!

fine print white, red dot or very convenient for practicing bull.

paper does not cut well, and the exact score to do well the cutting circle is not appreciated, and that shot my rifle walter 1250 dominator has 1200 fps, tested with the chronograph.

very thin paper, could be more expensive but higher quality.

Just a very nice target

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Targets Made In USA. Heavy paper. Nicely printed.

Nothing to change, perfect targets.

Roughly the size of old silver dollars. Red dot center is smaller than a dime. They are excellent targets.

Nice stock that it's printed on.

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Not a bad price for 100 printed targets even though they are only 4"x4" in size.

I like 10 meter rifle targets, and I do enjoy this one with the red spot for a nice change of pace. It's different, but still a 10 meter rifle target.

While hardly needed, it might be neat to have other central colors available to try.

The only thing different about this target is the 9/10 rings are a red spot. Although I've only shot it with iron sights, I bet the red spot will help with aiming precision with a scope because the black reticle should have good contrast against the red.

Perfect little for shooting in my crawl space at about 13 yards. Nice visable bullseye and inexpensive.

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Great little targets for .031 cents each!

High quality; sharp visibility;

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The National Target Single Bull Red Center Air Rifle Target is a versatile product. Its low cost and high quality promote long sessions of air gun shooting. I use these targets at ranges from 15 to 35 yards when shooting my vintage FWB 300, Anschutz 380, and Walther LGR match rifles. When I want a long range challenge, I set the targets out at 50 yards and bring out the high powered guns--Diana Models 460, 52, 440, and 56 TH. The hours pass unnoticed when you are engrossed in trying to put your shots in a tiny bull 50 yards away with a springer! I mark my targets with rifle used, distance, pellets used, shots fired, and date. It is useful data when comparing spinger accuracy. Best groups at long range have been achieved with the Walther LGV Competition Ultra and the Diana Model 56 Target Hunter (based on the Diana 54 action). Both rifles grouped under an inch. Flat nosed pellets cut cleanly with round nosed pellets less so.

To small for kids, get the larger targets

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4" square with a black area the size of a fifty cent piece, makes you work for a good group. The red dot really helps my aiming.

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They might be smaller than you are expecting but you'll get used to that and decide that this is an excellent practice target.

Nice LITTLE targerts 4X4 INCHES they are very small but good :)

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They are small only 4 inches, but if ya read you would all ready know that,I just want to be sure ya know they are SMALL lol..Very nice targets and i will buy again :)

This is a pretty straight forward product. Many people say that the target is too small but it was designed for 10meter target shooting under specific conditions. It has been used quite successfully and is a great target for 10M.

I wish they came in larger packs at a discounted price.

Great value for the money.

As stated in another review, targets are rather small & could be a bit larger.

Another essential item that should be in your range bag.

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It sure is a small bullseye!!! I guess it's regulation though.

Probably best used with a scope. With an air rifle or pistol, iron sights tend to cover too much. Holes tend to be invisible so might want to use a stick-on shoot-n-see paster.