[Guest]

didn't know what froum to put this in, so it goes here.

http://www.pistoleer.com/targets/

Ok so it's not cheaper than printing off your PC, but for those of us who can't be good enough to hit 8.5" x 11" beyond 20 feet.

I get wally world little 12"x20" bullseye targets for $0.20 each.
I just picked up 100 idpa paper practice targets for $0.28 each.

that to me is a deal.

they have all the usual b20, b27, b21 etc as well as idpa, ipsc, and bullseyes.

yes you do pay for shipping, but it was the same if i bought the 100 pack or for the 160 total targets (threw on 10 poker targets and 50 bowling pins for fun) i bought for $50 including shipping.

 

[Ripped]

Yeah, i generally print out some pargets in B&W on the printer. then take them to KINKOS and have copys made... cheap as dirt. aand keep them in a small portfolio folder in my range bag. several different style targets.

http://www.protargets.com/targets/index2.htm

http://www.mytargets.com/

 

[Guest]

I do the same as Ripped. Only I picked up some of those flouresant dot stickers from the store. The kind they use for garage sales etc....

 

[Guest]

3M Post-It Notes make handy targets, too. They come in a variety of bright colors that are easy to see and they seem to stick to the cardboard well.

 

[hihoslva]

The cheapest I found for "real" targets (silhouettes & such) is at http://www.alcotarget.com

I picked up a 100 pack of these for right around $20 shipped:

They've got tons of styles.

I also pickup some "shoot & see" targets at WalMart once in a while.

 

[Guest]

Those are some good links. I usually buy targets locally from http://www.letargets.com but some of these prices are too good to pass up.

 

[Ripped]

i sure wish the shoot n see targets were not so darn expensive... those things are sweetness on paper.