Economical USPSA Targets?

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I've been getting my USPSA (Brown/White) Cardboard silhouette targets from Law Enforcement Targets, but shipping cost for 100 or less is now more than the targets. Comes out to well over $1 each.

Anyone have an economical place to order these in 100 or less quantities? (50 would be good)
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The best deal I get on them is out of the trash cans after the match. All they need is 2 or 3 holes taped up.
 
The best deal I get on them is out of the trash cans after the match. All they need is 2 or 3 holes taped up.
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After our matches the centers are all but shot out. :)

I practice with 3-5 stands. I use the white no-shoot side and the front brown side. I cut "white" 8" "PLATES" out of the backsides. I also cut out a few "WHITE" cardboard "POPPERS". I can have a plate rack and stop popper or a mix using the silhouette sides. White and brown tape makes them last a LONG time for 1-3 shooters. 50-60 is a years worth usually.

At my range I can set up several stands, and sometimes a whole stage and can run-and-gun when no one else shows up..
This works for me, Just hoping to find a better price.
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Go to a IPSC match and ask the Match Director if you can buy some from them.

We buy them in bulk, 2-3K at a time, selling some to a fellow shooter is no big deal.
 
Hoser, Thanks---I thought of that, but if I did it and then 5 more asked to do it----well, it would be a PITA for the club movers and shakers..

I did find "Shooter's Connection" offered a better price on 100. On order.
 
I use the paper repair center targets from target barn and tape them over a USPSA cardboard that I trash pick at the range. Sometimes I buy targets from the local shop but rarely.
 
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