print-out paper shooting targets?

Soundguy · Oct 14, 2009

Anyone got a link to or pdf's, or other templates for targets i can print out on a laser printer to take to the range?

thanks

soundguy

kennyd · Oct 14, 2009

Here is one place I have used a lot:

FREE TARGETS from TARGETZ.com

There is a few others out there, just Google "free targets".

Soundguy · Oct 14, 2009

thanks

soundguy

2manyrocks · Oct 14, 2009

http://cz452.com/targets/USBRPracticeTarget.pdf

long list of sites to pick from here:

Owensville Gun Club - Useful Links

CurlyDave · Oct 15, 2009

Has anyone actually had much luck with printing their own targets?

If I print them on ordinary paper, the bullets do not make nice clean holes like they do on regular store-bought targets.

Any ideas on better paper for targets?

Big Bri · Oct 15, 2009

CurlyDave said:
Has anyone actually had much luck with printing their own targets?

If I print them on ordinary paper, the bullets do not make nice clean holes like they do on regular store-bought targets.

Any ideas on better paper for targets?

Try using card stock

Big Bri · Oct 15, 2009

2manyrocks said:
http://cz452.com/targets/USBRPracticeTarget.pdf

long list of sites to pick from here:

Owensville Gun Club - Useful Links

Some nice targets here. Thanks for the post

wally040 · Oct 15, 2009

Here's the best I've found.
Rifle & Pistol Targets

Soundguy · Oct 15, 2009

thanks guys, I found a bunch of suitable targets!

soundguy

MossRoad · Oct 15, 2009

CurlyDave said:
Has anyone actually had much luck with printing their own targets?

If I print them on ordinary paper, the bullets do not make nice clean holes like they do on regular store-bought targets.

Any ideas on better paper for targets?

That's a good question. I've never printed my own as I had a large stack of them (nowhere to be found now

) and would like to start again. I would think that by the time you buy suitable paper it may cost more than pre-printed ones. How about talking to the manager of the local office supply store and see if they have any reams or cases of heavier paper for scrap booking that are damaged or unsellable for some reason? Maybe look at a craft store for the same? Just a thought.