Crosman Varmint Targets, 20-Pack Reviews

What's not to like? Great addition to add some diversity to your target array.

Nothing, they work just fine as paper targets, can't beat the price when compared to other paper targets of the same type. I plan on buying more.

I made mine last a bit longer by using the small orange bulls eye stickers as the holes grew from many many impacts. Gives you a bit more life out of the target.

The size and color content are perfect for duplicating conditions in the field

nothing

Heavy duty enough to stay on your target stands

Like everyone else says, good quality paper. These are great when you just get bored at shooting regular targets. Good practice shooting critters, for when you finally get the chance to shoot the real deal. These are just plain fun to shoot at.

I would like to have a better assortment of critters to choose from. Rabbits, pigeons (I know there's a crow), Maybe some politicians? That's about all, bigger quantity maybe. Oh, and splatter.

Just get you some, better get several packs cause your gonna enjoy shooting these targets.

The target makes for entertaining recreational shooting.

Good weight of paper. Clear target and just fun. Nice to have a different target to shoot rather than just bulls eyes or cans.

Nothing.

Shoot safely!

Great quality of a paper target. Images are close to the right size for a varmint at that range.

More per package

Buy them.

A joy to shoot.

Nothing

Nice to have something other than just rings to shoot at....

Life like size, cheap.

Background needs a change, hard to see tree the scope.

Thin paper need a backing.

Fairly inexpensive...nice graphics

Paper is too thin and images are too dark...not enough contrast

I don't enjoy shooting these things at all. Prefer the Shoot-N-C targets over these any day.

great

add more to the package

nope

Value Gives something to shoot at besides just rings

Not much to say, they are paper targets. I got them to practice on life size targets to go hunting, and the squirrel and groundhog are pretty close to life size. The rat, well, I'd be afraid of a rat that big! The crow is a little on the small side, maybe mockingbird or bluejay size. Still better than anything I can find locally (nothing). I'd give it a good value for the money even though my package only had 19.

5 of each type in the pack (20 total). All great varmints!

Not a thing

I think when you compare these to a lot of targets they are unique, well done, and an exceptional value at under 20 cents each.

Pyramyd #1

satisfied with the product. thanks

Good Quality, multiple aiming pts. heavy construction.

i just like to shoot critter targets, it' just plain fun.

These are cool, fun to shoot at and better than killing things. They are also good practice if your a hunter or need to eliminate pests.

Try em you'll like em. Fun!

Accurate dimensions and coloring - get 50 meters from one of these and you're going to have to take a good look - just as with the real critters. But they're not unfair either. I like the two "extra" targets, too - whether as warm-ups or just some extra bang for the buck.

How about a "sticky notes" approach? Would save messing around with scotch ot masking tape. Otherwise, I'd leave them as is.

Don't let your little kids see them - they'll think you'll be after Bambi next. "Automatic" spray guns like the Steel Storm or EBOS chew them up too fast; stick with whatever gives you one slug at a time.

I like the that it helps you with the correct aim for a fast kill shot. Paper is good quality.

Make the varmints vary in size to simulate a variety of distances.

These targets are too large for the Crosman Varmint target block