[blarby]

Since the old thread is closed, I thought I'd bring it back with some new additions.

Old thread :

http://www.thehighroad.org/showthread.php?t=580763

[blarby]

And more....

Free for all, use and enjoy.

I like coloring the center dots with fluro colored pencils and such....but certain stick and see fluro orange targets fits nicely in the circle centers....

[allaroundhunter]

Just a heads up, the old thread isn't closed, but thanks for all the targets!

[Furncliff]

Thanks for the targets. I have a stupid amount in my range bag, but there's always room for one more.

[blarby]

I meant closed for new posting.... it won't let me put in new ones :)

[blarby]

Heres another set.

This ones a 4 set, for more precision shooting.

Its not super perfect, but works really good !

I left it as a jpeg in case you want to modify it a bit.


More good ones to come !

[blarby]

HAving some fun with sticky target patterns, here's the first.

[blarby]

Lolz

These again are all jpegs, so you can modify them, add colors, square them off, etc. Have fun !

[blarby]

another

[blarby]

runnin outta ideas on this theme.

I'll start a new theme soon !

[blarby]

Not ones I made, but winchester has updated their free target database.

http://www.winchester.com/library/targets/Pages/Targets.aspx

[Captaingyro]

I've tried most types of printed targets, and still use a .pdf target for OCW load development, but honestly, the best paper targets I've found are PostIt Notes. They're pretty cheap as targets go, come bright colors, can be found in a variety of sizes, and are (obviously) self-adhesive. They work even in a moderate breeze.

A 2x2 PostIt note makes a great 7- to 10- yard pistol target, and an equally great 100-yard rifle target. You can put a dozen on a backer board and shoot all morning.

A friend of mine likes to have a small bullseye, so he makes them on the PostIt notes with a bingo marker.

[Walkalong]

I like this one to hang up at 100 yards. I can staple four of these on the cardboard. I don't have to go downrange for awhile. That comes in handy if the range is busy.

[blarby]

A very good target :

Used for zeroing military pieces, cuch as the M1 Carbine, M1A1, M2, and M3- battle zero target

http://www.popintheyap.com/Targets/M1_Carbine_BSZ_Target.pdf

[holdencm9]

Here are a couple I made that I like to use. Use a 11x17 printer at the office and print full size (100% scale).

http://www.thehighroad.org/showthread.php?p=8472613&highlight=shooter+progression#post8472613

The tiny circles on Target1.pdf are great for rimfire pistol at 7-10 yards, and rifle rimfire at 25 yards or so. You can flip this target around and get the medium size diamond/circle that is perfect for pistol.

The big circle/diamond on Target2.pdf is good for quick pistol shooting, long-range pistol shooting, or teaching new shooters with (nothing worse for a new shooter than missing the target entirely)

[Red Tornado]

Here are a few I like.


Blarby,
Thanks for that Carbine target, I love that!
RT

[Red Tornado]

Here's my favorite 100yd milsurp target.
RT

[Walkalong]

Too much black. It kills printer cartridges too fast. ;)

[Red Tornado]

Yeah, don't try it on an ink jet. I've got an ancient laser printer that lasts forever on a $100 toner.
RT