[Nowhere Man]

I purchased 100 cardboard targets from http://www.letargets.com/ $42 plus $27 shipping.

Anybody less expensive?


Dave

[OH25shooter]

Those prices must have gone up since my last purchase there. That's a surprise! Nonetheless, for that size target, my range charges $1.07 each, so in the long run it's cheaper to order from letargets.

[Jeeper]

But them with your range when they buy them. Shipping is the big killer.

[Hoser]

I pick ours from American Target in Denver. .40 each plus tax...

[Nowhere Man]

Does American Target ship?

Dave

[Riss]

Check Sportsmans Guide they have the paper targets. $13.50 for 50 targets http://www.sportsmansguide.com/net/cb/cb.aspx?a=119904

[PPGMD]

Shipping is killer 100 IPSC targets are shipped at the 40lb rate, often if the company is in the same zone as you are in you can get cheaper shipping which would out weigh a cheaper product cost from a vendor that is farther away.

Since you are in Florida try Target Barn and Shooters Connection.

[mtgale00]

MGM Targets (http://www.mgmtargets.com/products/mgm_07_pricelist.pdf) has them for $41.00 per 100. I'm not sure what shipping would be though...

[Nowhere Man]

Thanks for the suggestions. I'll see what I can find.


Dave

[PzGren]

I still use my paper bags from the grocery store, cut in half. Easier to transport, too.

[71Commander]

PzGren

Does your paper bags have the dual A's, B, C and D zones as well as the border perfs?

[Old Guy]

Dave

Target Barn owner/operator visits Florida a couple of times a year, with his trailer, hook up with them, save the shipping.

If you want to use the Item target for self defense training, draw lines from the head, to the top of the central A zone, then one across the bottom of that A zone, 6" up, you have now made a solid A zone 18" long, more realistic.

[PzGren]

71 Commander,

I have to cut the bags in the middle and use a template cut from an IDPA or IPSC target to mark the zones with a lead pencil. Of course, I do not wish to have border perforations, I try hard to hit center, and a B vexes me greatly.

Biggest advantage for me is really that they all fit neatly into my range bag, and I have one hand free while I leisurely stroll through the parking lot:D

[Riss]

Sportsmans Guide has then for $15 for 50 paper. Just let me get mine before you go buy them out. www.sportsmansguide.com/net/cb/cb.aspx?a=119904

[another okie]

Target Barn is $33 for 100 paper. That's some pretty cheap target practice. For bullseye I print targets out from web sites and photocopy them. Actually tracing a CD Rom onto a piece of 8 x 11 paper gives you outside and inside circles and photocopies well.