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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