National Target Air Rifle Target, 12 Bullseye, 100 ct

Thick paper

A little pricey unless you find it on sale.

Buy them. It is worth having quality targets

These targets are quality made. Good paper stock and no miss prints.

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Foremost, the thickness and quality of the paper these targets are printed on are great. Pellets and slugs perforate the paper nicely making round holes as long as the targets have a relatively solid backing. If your backing has many too many holes (especially holes from groups that form a large jagged hole in the backing) then you can expect your shots to punch/tear larger holes in the target. I like to use these targets for 20-65 yard practice. Once holes are punched in the black areas they are pretty easy to see at a distance or through a rifle scope. I'm not a competitive shooter, so I don't utilize a scoring system with these targets. I simply like them for target practice in order to maintain and improve accuracy.

I can always appreciate lower prices and more product for my money. Consider this comment wishful thinking.

Great targets to test your close-range groups from .177-.25 caliber, air pistol or air rifle.

Probably one of the best prices online for this pack.

I have used these targets for over 30 years. The old paper national used to use I think made better holes if you were shooting groups. This type of paper they switched to in 2003 cuts nice holes for single shots but tends to rip when shooting groups and makes it difficult to measure. I only shoot around 650 fps.

Good size for Champion Pellet Trap. Using with scopes at 50 to 70 yards. Weight fine for use in trap.

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Very good paper wad cutters cut a nice round hole.

I would like to see a red dot marking the X ring but there are other targets available with the red dot

This paper works well with domed pellets also. I made a box which fits over my bullet trap with slots on the side and bottom that hold the target. Similar to the wooden target holder with the ballistic putty works great and doesn't take that much time.

12 targets to aim for.

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Every time you shoot one of these targets, it puts a hole in it. :)

heavy paper and good markings

Consistent quality printing by National Target.

A slightly heavier grade of paper would make cleaner holes, but, of course, the price would increase.

A good and consistent paper target for 10 M shooting. They are slightly large as compared with my Champion Pellet Trap, but that is the trap's size problem not the target paper.

I like that the paper is thick and stiff

The paper tears and makes large odd-shaped holes. Using wadcutters makes matters worse rather than better. I don't know how these got to be NRA sanctioned targets. Perhaps they are factory rejects passed on to PA.

If all you want are black spots to aim at, these targets are OK; but you could do as well with printer paper that you paint on spots yourself.