Page 3 of 5 - Birchwood Casey Shoot-N-C 3" Targets Reviews

I enjoy using these at times, especially when shooting with iron sights. Makes a nicely visible marker to tell you where your shot hit.

Nothing.

If you are using a scope, these are not going to be all that useful. I would save them for shooting without a scope.

My favorite "go to" target. Track your scores. Set up at 25 yards, shoot 10 shots and try to get 100 points! Easy to see where you hit with the "splatter" effect without having to walk back and forth. Since they are self adhesive, you can stick them on top of each other. Small enough to fit several on your trap at one time. Inexpensive so I don't even bother using the included cover stickers...I use those to cover old shots on more expensive "game" type targets.

Make the red in the bulls-eye a little bigger...not easy to see at 25 yards without a scope.

Good deal. Im addicted to these things now. I use these 3 inch out to 40 yrds w/ no problems w/ Peep Sites. I use the 8 inch at 75yrds and the 12 inch at a 100yrds. Great price for 48 bullseye. Was buying the variety pack but foundt myself mostly using 3 inch, so this pack is the way to go for me. Makes shooting more fun w/ out having to strain my eyes to see the holes. I can see the holes out to 40yrds, after that Binoculars easily seen out to a 100yrds.

The right size stickers for those 10 cent targets. I shoot at them sometimes at 45 yards where it's difficult to see even with a 4 power fixed scope. These fix that problem.

Easy to use on almost every suface via adhesive back. Highly visible penatration marks for easy hit confirmation and sighting. Overall affordable.

Higher count packs

These targets are great and come in a variety of different sizes. For shooting paper, these are the best on the market in mho.

Large enough, splatter is cool looking. Makes your shots visible and saves full size paper.

More for less.

Killing paper is fun. These add to the fun.

Great visibility of bullet impacts. Size... perfect for air rifles as well as rimfires.

Manufacturer should provide the actual size of the red center bullseye as well as the ring spacing measurements for the benefit of the consumer. This goes for all the bullseye targets they manufacture.

The usual. These perform right every time. Just stick em on and shoot.

Oh not much to change.

I don't waste my time with putting the pasters over the shots. I place them in obscure spots, and "fire for effect."

These make great targets to reuse cardboard background.

Smaller reaction for when shooting, although paper is probably best for that anyway.

Sometimes it gets cold here in NH and adhesive may not work quite as well.

Great target to use when company is over to shoot air guns. Kids like the immediate gratification of seeing where their pellets hit the target.

Make the bright green color around hole smaller.

I would use a plain paper target to determine center to center pellet hole patterns, since plain paper targets accomplish this at lower cost.