My targets.com

[devildogg]

This is a pretty cool web site they have a hand full of different targets that you can print off for free. Just in case any one was looking

 

[Furhunter]

I've used it for years. I havnt bought paper targets at the store in... I don't know how long..

I use these also.

http://www.accurateshooter.com/shooting-skills/targets/

 

[devildogg]

Wow I never saw the accurate shooter one there are a lot of really good targets on there!!!!

 

[devildogg]

I have always bought or made targets that were never very good the ones on these sites look a lot better than he ones u buy and these are free!

 

[shankbone]

Thanks!

 

[Ottway]

Thanks very much! Great website. Cheers, Ottway

 

[Gregory_shooter]

Print the targets on cardstock heavy paper and they work so much better. Won't rip or tear like regular paper.

 

[fw707]

Originally Posted By: Gregory_shooterPrint the targets on cardstock heavy paper and they work so much better. Won't rip or tear like regular paper.

Yep, best stuff since sliced bread!
It's right there next to the regular printer paper on the shelf at Wally's.

 

[trshootem]

On accurateshooter I use the first target on the left when you go to the page. A bunch of load work using those three on one page targets. Used at 100 yards for center fire and 50 yards for a rim fire zero and ammo test.

 

[Furhunter]

I hate that cheap azz printer paper. Some of that stuff is so thin you can see right thru it.

I havnt used the card stock but that's a good idea. I've always just used a 20lb paper. Is thicker and the bullets cut nice holes in it.

 

[bluealtered]

Try the little red dots, one shot per dot, no do overs it sure made my shooting better.

 

[crowslayer17]

I usually use this target from mytargets.com http://www.mytargets.com/target23%20half%20inch%20on%20grid.pdf. They are 1/2" dots and I can usually shoot a complete work-up on a page then save them in a three ring binder. I really like the one in Furhunter's link with the boxes for load data. With my printer it is cheaper to have Staples run a bunch off than burn up my ink and even cheaper if they just print them in black.

 

[Tnslim]

I got several end rolls of pretty heavy stock from a local book manufacturer. Most are around 30" wide by maybe 60 feet long. I take a 3/8" washer and color the hole with a black or red Sharpie. The dots are just a hair over 1/4" and are easy to see. I have the dots about 4" apart and usually have around 20 or more targets per sheet to use when load testing.

 

[bluealtered]

Yep crowslayer17 thats the one, they will either make you better, or they'll just make you mad.

 

[76_michael]

There some really cool targets there . I got to tell momma to get some ink for the printer

 

[chefpierre]

Does anyone use the predator masters target?

 

[pahntr760]

Originally Posted By: chefpierreDoes anyone use the predator masters target?

Sure do!

 

[OldTurtle]

Quoteoes anyone use the predator masters target?...I do at times, but it depends on what I'm trying to accomplish with the shooting..If I'm setting a scope or working with known loads, they are great...If I'm testing new load combinations than I prefer a bunch of 3"x5" index cards with small pricing dots as aim points...I can put a bunch of those cards on a cardboard backing sheet and keep them for future reference...

This was a bunch that I was using to try and find accurate .22lrs for a specific rifle...