Gamo Paper Targets (100 Pack)

Got them quick. Good quality. Use them at the range for pinpoint shooting! Awesome product!

Nice cardboard target. Not thin paper. Yes, they are small but that's the point. Not trying to hit a billboard.

The Gamo Paper Targets (100 pack) meet the expectations of their target audience well. The design approximates the 15' spring-type air rifle NRA targets, but these are not official; they are just for fun. They are printed on 5.5" square (verified precise measurement) card stock, which fits perfectly into Gamo's low velocity only pellet trap, for which they were designed. They are printed in black ink upon a bright white facing; the back side is unfinished, grey card stock. The actual target circle is precisely 5 7/32" in diameter. Each ring is 17/64" across, except the center circle, the bullseye, which measures 1/2" across. The rings are numbered 1 through 9, with "10" implied for the unlabeled bullseye. Rings 1-5, 9, and the bullseye are white, while rings 6, 7, and 8 are black, which makes for easy target sighting. On the top, right and left corners is printed the GAMO marque in an unobtrusive outline typeface. On the bottom left are two rectangles labeled "BLANCON.°" and "PUNTUACION", and on the bottom right is printed a larger rectangle labeled "NOMBRE DEL TIRADOR". I find it odd that these targets are measured in SAE units, which are only used in English-speaking USA, but the text is in Spanish--but that is hardly a deal breaker, just a bit odd. I believe these translate thus: BLANCON - white-skinned / blank (I guess this is for recording total misses? Or it's the racist box. ;-) PUNTUACION - score NOMBRE DEL TIRADOR - name of shooter Shooting these targets with wad cutter pellets produces clean holes, like one would see from an office hole-punch. Shooting with other shaped pellets, or bullets, produces reasonably clean holes, but the edges are not as crisp as with wad cutter pellets designed for target shooting. Both .177 cal. and .22 cal. pellets work well with these targets. Pricing seems to fluctuate wildly. In 2013 alone I have seen the 100 count box range from less than $5 to nearly $7! (EDIT: apparently writing a review for amazon jacks the price another dollar! WTF? Now OVER $7! :-( ) I suspect that amazon has some top secret algorithm that guesses the price each buyer is willing to pay, and makes individual offers to maximize profit. Caveat Emptor, as always. The 5¢ each price seems fair, and makes these a decent value.

First off, the price on these seem to fluctuate a lot, and depending where you go you can pay a much different price. (I got them here for under $5). Second, these targets are the exact same targets -size, build, everything - as the Gamo Bone Collector 5x5 targets; except the others say "Bone Collector" on the face. Also, you pay up to a $1 more on average for that branding. What I like about these - - They fit / drop nicely into Gamo Pellet Trap for a nice solution to capture your pellets. (not for BB's). - They are heavy duty cardboard, not thin paper. - Wadcutters leave a nice, clean hole. What I wish could be better - - Would be nice if there was a small dot in the middle - the white on black with white in the middle makes it harder to center for my older eyes I like these, coupled with the Gamo Pellet Trap, for Co2 pistol shooting outdoors with my boys. I also like that I can set this up in the garage using the pellet trap, but of course since they are only 5x5 you need to be careful. Finally - For those who do not read the ad: These targets are 5x5 inches square!!!!!

This is a very handy 100-pack of small targets that I use to see if my overall skill level is improving, and to test the accuracy of air rifle A vs. air rifle B. Once zeroed in, they're great for testing your Field Target chops out to 55 yds, because the targets are larger than the kill zone you'll encounter on any field target. The type of thin carboard paper the targets are backed with gives really nice clean holes when shooting wad-cutters. This helps a lot when trying to decide whether to count a shot in or out of a ring, rather than a big, jagged-edged hole. I work on the concept of overall statistics, where the "lucky shots" (dead center) generally cancel out the "unlucky shots" (dog bumped up against your leg just as the shot was released), and we all have good days and bad days. To do this I shoot 5 rounds per target, and 20 targets, all from the same range & shooting position, over a number of days, weeks or months. Once home, each target can be scored, and the average of the whole stack noted on the first one. Then a rubber band around the whole she-bang and now I've got a data point to compare against. Over time, the numbers do not lie, and it is easier to see "the big picture" in terms of overall performance. Getting the targets in large quantities like this makes the process inexpensive and provides the uniformity needed to do true A-B comparisons and track progress.

I'm sure somewhere in the description they tell you the size of these targets. I was rushing and just picked them for their cost and Prime eligable since I needed the next day for my husbands birthday. They are good targets just smaller then I expected. They are a good thickness too. I will buy again for sure. I got push pins and pinned them to a tree, and also pinned them to an old styrofoam cooler they get stuck in the foam and dont bounce back and try to hit me. :)

Very Very small targets.

These targets work great.

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So, I picked up these Gamo 621210654 Paper Targets, and let me tell you, they're worth every penny. With 100 targets in a pack, they hit the mark. The printing quality is so sharp, you could use them to slice bread. I need all the help I can get when I'm aiming for the bullseye, and even my terrible aim can't make them look bad. They're perfect for practice, and the only thing that could make them better is if they handed out free medals for participation. I could start a collection! So if you're looking to improve your shooting skills without breaking the bank, these targets are a no-brainer.

Perfectas dianas para disparar con perdigones, es una muy buena solución para conseguir un blanco sin tener dianas profesionales o campos de tiro. Genial para afinar puntería.