3D Shooting Targets

I like these targets. You can repair them easily for reuse by using masking tape or if you are real creative you can use paper mâché. They are easy to paint and apply to cardboard, backboard or if you have the money, plywood. I like to put mine inside of a cardboard box, stapled to the back, then set the box inside of a wood frame while at the range. With the box opened, the top flaps are stapled to the frame. You can easily place secondary targets inside of the box to check your sights. (I used my box that Amazon.com shipped my targets in and it is perfect.) Also, you can easily attach reactive targets to the chest and head so you can measure your skills easily.

These targets are not cheap (definitely get the 30-pack). BUT... they are a COMPLETELY different experience than shooting at flat paper silhouettes. It really is different. And better. Much better. Highly recommended for defensive shooting practice and training. Like the other reviewer said, a lot of people at the range ask me, "Where did you get those!??"

I love the silhouette of this target. It’s made of cardboard, so it’s okay for a range that is “paper targets only”. I have put a few hundred rounds through this, but I extend the life of it by taping it up where I have large cut outs from bullets. Overall, this target is great and lasts a long time, especially if you keep up with repair.

Other than the shipping box coming broken open. They were intact I can see how they will be useful for target practice. They're almost made out of the brown cardboard eggshell packing material that comes in boxes. So they're durable but not that durable. The shape and size is of a smaller framed person. They should be great for self-defense practice.

Great target; nice for plinking. Fun to draw character features on the faces. Pretty durable for a paper target.

These are great. A little silicone to patch the head and some paint, can be reused a couple of times. I throw old T shirts over the torso to add realistic look and to cover up holes. Priced good too. Better than paper targets.

When I put these targets up everybody at the range asks me where I bought them. They are better for skill challenges than flat bullseye targets for sure.

3D targets are GREAT; attachment points for target stand or pickets suck. Plastic hanger on top of head is held on with one staple and hole tabs on sides rip easily when target is shot. Probably best mounted on some backing board…