Poor mans targets.

Yep. Those work for me too.

Life is too short to shoot circles! These are the best thing since sliced bread and made in USA. Not as good as steel spinners or cans but great for old eyes.


These are my favorite - https://splatterbursttargets.com/product/2-stick-splatter-adhesive-target/

Stress all comes down to size .

I made my own know your limits target and I use it for plinking. I designed a target with 20 circles on a 8 1/2x11 piece of paper. I often use paper I would otherwise throw away. A few seconds and the printer spits out as many as I want. I used a free program to create the target file.

I have a file (stack) of printer targets, i can just run a copy and shoot , most of them are designed for 10 meters but i shoot at 40 yards

indeed i know all about poor lol .. the perfect stencil for circles like that is a waterhose washer and a sharpie ..

Thats a waste of marker, just make little dots, then you save 98% marker for each target.

Aim small, miss small. Free to try this. Created with AutoCAD. Print full size on standard size home printer paper.

View attachment airgun targetpdf.pdf

Dots on cardboard that I can toss in the recycling bin when all shot up. I cut up the pieces to size and keep a generous supply on hand for when the opportunity presents itself.

I will print targets and I have the orange targets stickers and some of the shoot-n-see/splatterburst targets too but mostly do what is pictured.

Get a red bingo marker and just dot your paper. It doesn't hold up in the rain though.

Sqwirlfugger57 said:

Target Stamps

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Great idea!

ITACUD,
Looking for a black sharpie for "poor man's" target circles, came across a pair of scissors with a round finger hole. Placed on white paper, ran black sharpie inside and had perfect circle slightly smaller than a dime. Easy to make a page of these, fast. WM

Some times i also just shoot a single shot in some empty place on the cardboard, and then shoot after that.
This is usefull when i get target fixated as then the general area of the target are chewed up real good as i have hit everything but, and i have no idea where my lead land, so once in a while i shoot a shot off to the side just to make sure things still land where expected.

The regular BR50 card, well outside of the actual targets i can find other things on it to use as targets, so most times when i am done with one of those it too is Swiss cheese.

PS: if i can get a dead calm day, i am warming up to trying a BR50 card at 100 M,,,, just for the hell of it, i doubt it will be impressive.

Get a hole punch and some construction paper. Punch out some holes, and glue those to your white target paper. Nice small little dots to shoot at.

I'm using the Fed Ex box that my Beeman P17 came in.

I keep empty milk jugs and Milo’s tea jugs. I just use a Sharpy to draw targets on them, maybe 6 per container, fill with water and shoot! Off to the recycle bin afterwards. Also drink cans and empty rattlecan paint cans.

Rick H