10, 25, and 50 Pack Splatter Targets | 12 x 18 Inch Reactive Targets | Largest Splatter Effect Gun Target Range Targets For Pistols Rifles Handguns and Shotguns

It’s hard to call these splatter targets. I feel like I wasted my money. I shot these with 223 and 9 mm. From 100 yards shooting with my AR and a scope, these targets were absolutely useless. I shot from 10 yards with my 9mm, thinking these might be better up close. They weren’t. I actually had thought that maybe I had read the listing wrong and bought targets that weren’t splatter targets, so I went to look. Sure enough, they are listed as splatter targets! I can’t believe they had a 5 Star review. They are NOT like typical splatter targets. Go look elsewhere if you actually care about seeing where your bullets are hitting. These don’t work well at all. I would have returned them but unfortunately I didn’t use them until a month after I bought them. 😩

NO SPLATTER TO SPEAK OF! not even close to some other targets shown in pictures, I was shooting 9mm compact and .380cc @ 35 ft! assorted ammo, stapled to plywood target board/.excuse the poor patterns , Barely visible other than the "hole"! white door behind makes it took brighter. VERY disappointed. DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY. @ about $1 each/not worth it.THE PICTURES WERE TAKEN CLOSE UP WITH FLASH ON.. door behind the targets is white......not like on the range..

I waited to review these targets until I had been to the range several times under varying weather conditions. I used 5.56 ammo and a Bushnell Legend 20-60 80MM spotting scope w/ED glass. I did the same test each day I went to the range - 10 shots at 3 distances (100, 200 and 300 yards)The first day the weather was very warm 92 and the heat foil greatly diminished my ability to see these targets. I could not see the impact at 100, 200 or 300 yards. I could see the Birchwood Casey shoot n c target right next to it at 100 yards but 200 or 300.The second time was ideal weather (80). This time I could barely make out the impact at 100 yards, but I could not see the impacts at 200 and 300 yards - the splatter was very minimal. In contrast, I could actually see the impacts on the Birchwood Casey shoot n c targets with my bare eye at 100 yards and they were very easy to see with my scope at 200 and 300 yards.The third day was rainy and cool (64) I was not able to see all my impacts at 100 yards. Some made a larger impact so maybe 3 of the 10 were visible. I could not see any of the impacts at 200 or 300 yards. Again the Birchwood Casey shoot n c targets were easy to see at all 3 distances.Bottom line is that these are well made, large targets and they are good for target practice out to 100 yards (ideal for 50yds and handgun). If they could improve the size and consistency of the splatter they would be as good as the other targets I regularly use.

Unfortunately, I did not read the reviews before ordering these targets (50 of them). I saw the bullet point on the product description that said "combat veteran owned business" and went for it. I don't know who the guys are that run this business, but it is fraudulent. As you can clearly see on the photo that I've added to this review the target does not splatter at all. Forget 100 yards visibility, I could barely see the holes in the target at 20 yards. And, that's all they were..."holes" like in any other target. I shot with a .22 long rifle pistol, .22 mag rifle and .380 pistol. The two targets side by side in the photo I've attached pretty much says it all. The only fortunate thing is I was able to return the product because being so excited to try them out I did so as soon as they arrived instead of leaving them on the shelf past the return date. Come on guys, don't use the good name of combat veterans to sell stuff that does not work.

Great product! High quality paper that will help keep the target from flapping in a light breeze. These targets are very easy to see in low light and the contrast of the neon green splatter against black or red is excellent. Also like the "bonus" aiming point above and right of center mass. My ten-pack came with with 62 cover-up patches to extend the life of the targets. Would like to get 25 next time, but despite the headline advertising 10, 25 and 50 packs, Amazon doesn't seem to have the 25-pack on offer. The owner provided an informative e-mail when the product shipped, and followed up after delivery. I didn't have any problems to report, but am confident if I had, Jake would have done his best to correct them. If you are looking for an excellent product and good value, you won't go wrong with these Radioactive Reactive Targets. Enjoy!

Although these targets are of very high quality, using excellent paper stock and well printed graphics, the reactive quality of the bullet hits is less than what I had desired. There is not enough "splatter" to the hit. Instead, the bullet tends to punch through the paper, leaving a thin color ring around the hit. At a distance, it is difficult for the shooter to be able to clearly see many of his hits. I was shooting JHP's from a .357 Magnum, and the holes themselves were clean and well defined, almost as if I had been shooting a semiwadcutter bullet. That is likely due to the thickness and rigidity of the paper stock, which I like. A little more visible "splatter", though, and these targets may be the best reactive targets that I've ever used.

Arrived very quickly "THANK YOU", Great deal compair to other splatter targets. Remember these targets are only 12" X 18" so if you put multiple shots or clips into a small area it will be hard to tell where they all landed after a while. However they work great when you hit the target and single clip is easier to find them and great for long distance as well. Overall it's a great deal for the price. Thank you again

I saw reactive targets at the shooting range for the first time & decided I ought to have some, I searched around and found these at the best price. They work fairly well but being 12x18" I had to bring the targets closer (shooting at 20 yards) to get a better look in between loads. One issue I noticed is they have a lot of glare, a lot of times it was hard to get them positioned so I could see the two smaller upper targets.