Was looking at reactive targets. I thought they'd be a little more fun for my wife, and help her see where she was shooting. A packet of 60 of the 6" targets for $14 at amazon (23.2 cents/target). Not as cheap as regular paper targets, but not expensive either.
They are not sticky on the back, but I think a staple gun should be the normal part of a rane bag. It looks like the target is colored paper with scatch off black in the surrounding targets. The bullseye has not covering.
It works pretty well. The 1" ring is orange, the 2" ring green, and the 3" ring is orange.
It "reacts" pretty good I have little experience in this feild, but it does make seeing hits from a .22 caliber pistol easier at 15 yards.
My only real beef with the target is that it is hard to see bullseye hits. There is no "splatter." for a direct hit. Also, a 6" target is probably small for a beginner (at least from very far away). They sell larger targets, but they are just more expensive. They are quite a bit cheaper than the ones they sell at walmart (which can be as much as $1/target.)
I'll probaly buy more.
They are not sticky on the back, but I think a staple gun should be the normal part of a rane bag. It looks like the target is colored paper with scatch off black in the surrounding targets. The bullseye has not covering.
It works pretty well. The 1" ring is orange, the 2" ring green, and the 3" ring is orange.
It "reacts" pretty good I have little experience in this feild, but it does make seeing hits from a .22 caliber pistol easier at 15 yards.
My only real beef with the target is that it is hard to see bullseye hits. There is no "splatter." for a direct hit. Also, a 6" target is probably small for a beginner (at least from very far away). They sell larger targets, but they are just more expensive. They are quite a bit cheaper than the ones they sell at walmart (which can be as much as $1/target.)
I'll probaly buy more.
