RioRand SHOOTI8NG Paper IPSC Shooting Targets 50 Pack

I have been looking for some Silhouette targets for a while now, but I believe that paying over $.50 per target is a bit steep. I stumbled across these and it was $20 for 50 targets, so I jumped at the offer.The targets are much larger than I believed they would be (not a bad thing at all). The paper seems (to me) quite heavy and durable.Another reviewer indicated they resembled an obese or larger man, I would agree with that. If you want to aim at a normal size man, just forget the "D" lines on the target :p. Also, someone had mentioned the target lines where hard to see with open sights on a rifle at longer distances (50-100 yds). I would say he is correct, but I rarely shoot that far with open sights. Its quite easy to distinguish the lines at 100yds with a scoped rifle.All in all, I think this is a great buy. After I shoot all of these I will be purchasing some more.

I realize there are MANY kinds of targets out there...and I own many of them. I really love this one to add to my collection. I am not saying they are the best, for that is a personal choice. There is understandably a different target for every firearm, ammo, situation and/or individual. I prefer to have a selection. This once is particular suited for me for it top in the silhouette category, no distractions, easy to see, a GREAT value for the money and I really like the marked areas for most critical hit to least. In short, add these to your collection!

These targets are great (I back them with cardboard to use them, personally). The seller shipped promptly enough (not ultra-quick, though, like I'm used to with stuff directly from Amazon) and they arrived in a big box which contained a much smaller box, which contained the rolled targets. BTW, no signature required.Before ordering, I hesitated due to a prior review (By Chase, from 18 May 2013) saying these targets are not regulation IPSC size. It turns out they are.I think the confusion stems from the fact that there are two IPCS targets (see the rule book, appendix B <http://www.uspsa.org/rules/2010HandgunRulesProof3web.pdf>)-- The targets for sale here at the IPSC metric target shown in Appendix B2. I, personally, see this target more frequently. The target is exactly as is shown in the picture, and the A-Zone measures approximately 6 inches wide by 11 inches high... which is IPSC spec (converted to inches). There is ANOTHER IPSC target (the so-called "classic" target) in which the A-Zone is definitely smaller. I think this is what Chase was referring to.So, in terms of dimensions: Look at the picture. If it looks like the target you want, be assured that the dimensions are IPSC standard compliant for this type of target.

Good materials and size.Only problem I had was difficulty seeing the silhouette beyond 35ft. Not a problem for pistol practice, but I'll be buying black silhouettes for the rifle range.

I bought these for defensive practice at the range.I'd prefer IDPA targets, as the scoring zones are a little more accurate to where you want to shoot defensively, however these are $0.30 per target and the cheapest I've found the same type of target in IDPA design is $0.55 per target (it adds up). The shoulder width is just right for an adult male.These come rolled in a box that is a convenient size for storing them. They don't hold the roll either, so they're easy to staple up as soon as you pull one out of the box. These will be my training target of choice until I can afford IDPA steel targets one day.

The targets came in a bundle that was easy to remove just one or several at a time without disturbing the entire roll. This makes handling and storing very easy. The targets themselves are exactly like the picture, so there were no surprises. The paper is heavy duty and we had no rips or tears using about 30-40 throughout the day. We were outdoors and it was slightly windy but had no issues at all with these targets. I will definitely use these as my main source of targets for all events.

Pretty simple concept so not much detail to go into. The targets are good quality paper and are a good quantity for the price. I will be purchasing more once I run out.

I ordered these targets on a Thursday and they were to be shipped by the following Tuesday. I received them on the following Monday and was quite happy. The targets are very good and for pistol work are quite effective. At distances over 15 yards the lines separating the sections are difficult to discern but that is a minor issue. The paper is on the thin side but for a paper target at an indoor range you can't beat the product or the cost.