24" Bullseye Archery and Gun Targets for Longbow Practice

M. Sheffield: I just used these for a craft, but they are good quality.

United States on Jun 16, 2023

mgbc: The targets are folded in quarters, creating creases that are necessarily weaker than the rest of the material. I borrowed a solution from one of the reviewers and even before I used the target I reinforced the creaselines with tape. I then tacked the target onto a 1-inch thick piece of styrofoam to give it support. Each time I used the target, I reinforced the back of the styrofoam with additional tape. 200+ arrow hits later, despite being riddled with holes, the target remains functional and can sustain many more arrow hits . A great buy.

United States on Nov 12, 2021

greg: Took these out to the range the other day and they are decent quality. Not sure how it compares to other similar products for the price but I thought I got what I paid for. Overall a good buy.

United States on Jun 29, 2021

SycOps: Note to the new guys
4 Pack (10 rings) is NOT 4 pack of 10 ring sheets for 40 sheets. It’s just 4 sheets and each sheet has 10 rings on it. Why in the world is the number of rings important to be advertised? There beyond me. Oooh well.
You will just get 4 targets in this pack. You think they can have just said 4 targets or pack of 4 sheets!! lol

United States on Dec 15, 2020

Bob H: These 60cm targets are roughly half the size of the 122cm Olympic targets my club uses. If you're hitting gold on these at home you'll have a fair expectation of hitting 10's on the 122cm target at the same distance.

I left my target taped to the target bag I use as a back stop and it held up nicely through a couple of heavy rainstorms. The method of shipment, folding in quarters makes the paper weaker on the folds with a tendency to tear into quarters, mostly only at the center. Some clear packing tape gave me a couple of more sessions out of the target. At a buck a piece in quantities of 25 they're a pretty good bargain.

United States on Mar 09, 2019