Cheap Targets

[Hits]

I really enjoy the immediate feedback from the Shoot-N-See targets. They are both encouraging and frustrating at the same time. While cruising the local discount outlet store, i came across a pretty good deal for inexpensive targets. I paid $0.99 each for two packs of 5/8" orange self-adhesive dots. Put onto the back side of once used print paper, they afford a good challenge for my springers at 44 yards. They also make the sillouetts stand out on the spinners set at 30 yards. I still have the original smiley face 3/8" stickers that came 720 to a pack from Staples for around $3.00.

 

[DKL]

I have those steal targets use them with pistol only a 20ftlbs airgun will break them for sure

 

[Hits]

I have used my new RWS Model 34P Pro Compact in .177 with no ill effects, except for the stickers! My forty year old Model 35 generates 1/3 of the muzzle energy of the 34, but with devistating accuracy. These are set at thirty yards, making them especially challenging for my Webley Alecto Ultra .177. Note that I had to set these into plywood to keep them from being blown over by the pellet impact.

 

[DKL]

That is good to hear ...what power does it produce and what caliber is it?
The air rifle I used mine was a1.17 cal 10.5 grain at 930fps and from shot two it started to deform.

 

[Hits]

The Model 35 is .177 caliber. With the RWS SuperDome 8.3 gr. me developed is 5.06 @ 524 fps. The .177 caliber Model 34P generates 13.91 me @ 853.5 fps average. The Webley Alecto Ultra .177 generates 5.06 me @ 537.4 fps w/3 pumps.

 

[vande]

I get a some hi viz poster board from Walmart cut out a square and put clear tape over it paint it black and put the small adhesive dots on it home made shoot n sees