I know I could make them, I'd rather not especially the scoring part. Looking for places that sell them the cheapest. . Thanks for your input.I just buy some construction paper, trace and cut targets out of that.
But I'm a cheap SOB...
jmo,Search Results for construction paper at The Home Depot
Search Results for construction paper at The Home Depotwww.homedepot.com
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Way better price. Thank you!Target Barn buy the 100 pk
Cardboard Targets for Sale - IDPA, IPSC and More
Target Barn carries a huge line-up of cardboard targets for sale. IDPA, IPSC, NRA and other targets in-stock and ready for fast shipping today.www.targetbarn.com
That's where I buy my IDPA TGTs, good prices and fast shipping.Target Barn buy the 100 pk
Cardboard Targets for Sale - IDPA, IPSC and More
Target Barn carries a huge line-up of cardboard targets for sale. IDPA, IPSC, NRA and other targets in-stock and ready for fast shipping today.www.targetbarn.com
Yep, if it's free, it's for me.....I generally get mine from the trash cans after matches.
I saw those on a site today. Probably gonna do that. Thanks!!I bought paper USPSA targets. Staple them to used targets. Cheaper then the real cardboard targets.
It is the most cost effective route to go. Some instructors start with a clean cardboard target and glue on additional paper targets between techniques being instructed.I saw those on a site today. Probably gonna do that.
I'm gonna use these. Already use them on other paper targets over cardboard. Fast and easy.It is the most cost effective route to go. Some instructors start with a clean cardboard target and glue on additional paper targets between techniques being instructed.
A bit more expensive than staples, but spray-on glue is fast and easy to use...especially when you're replacing 8-10 targets at a time