HansGruber
Ronin
I tend to use the cardboard IPSC silhouette. I bought a bunch (like several hundred) when they were around .35ea…think I’m down to my last box of 100.
What I like is that you get pasters for them, and you can easily put 50+ rounds on one before you have to replace it; also, they don’t rip & tear in the wind like paper targets.
Otherwise…I’ll often just use a sheet of paper with a small sticky target on it…
I used to go to a range that didn’t allow silhouettes or photo realistic targets (basically, no human form). My work around was a piece of cardboard 2’x3’ or so, with a 3x5 note card taped in the upper 1/4 and either a sheet of paper or a paper plate taped about 6” below it.
Perfect COM & T-box practice without upsetting the squares.
What I like is that you get pasters for them, and you can easily put 50+ rounds on one before you have to replace it; also, they don’t rip & tear in the wind like paper targets.
Otherwise…I’ll often just use a sheet of paper with a small sticky target on it…
I used to go to a range that didn’t allow silhouettes or photo realistic targets (basically, no human form). My work around was a piece of cardboard 2’x3’ or so, with a 3x5 note card taped in the upper 1/4 and either a sheet of paper or a paper plate taped about 6” below it.
Perfect COM & T-box practice without upsetting the squares.