Customer Reviews

Dirty Bird Multi - Color 8" Target Sheets 20 - Pack

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These are very nice targets and are on good quality paper stock. When you hit the target, the black peels off and you get a nice fluorescent circle so you can see your hits from quite a distance.

I've had plain paper targets that I couldn't tell when I had a hit because of holes in the backstop letting sun shine through, making everything seem like a hit. Not the case here - these are fun to use and a good value.

Great but a tad expensive, cool with the kids and the old man as well.

After years of using regular paper targets, I saw these and decided to try them. What a difference it makes when a brightly colored "splat" shows up when you hit the target. A different fluorescent color lets you know exactly how close you are to the bulls-eye. With the naked eye, I was able to see the small colored circles appear instead of wondering if my shots were going high, wide, etc...

I still recommend using a scope or a pair of binoculars with a friend to help sight. I used these with a pistol at extreme range (75ft with a Sig 232).

Excellent way to track rounds on target at a distance, easy to see where rounds hit target.

These Dirty Bird "Multi-Color Targets" are a great aid for target shooters! These are particularly helpful to spot where your shots are hitting as there is coating that flakes away, revealing a florescent ring around the entry hole. I like to use them when using a small caliber (like .22) at distances over 50' because my aging eyes can't always pick out the hits without these. My kids like them better than the 8" Round Birchwood Casey® Shoot - N - C® Self - Adhesive Targets as these are more colorful and better indicate how far away from the bullseye you have hit.

Highly Recommended!

CFH

These Dirty Bird targets work fine for simple plain paper targets. The color that shows around the edge of a hole is better than having just a plain hole in the paper. However, the targets aren't self-stick and don't come with any 'repair' dots

Birchwood Casey also makes Shoot-N-C targets that *are* self-stick (great for sticking four or more small targets on a big sheet of paper) and come with 'repair' dots that you can use to cover up bullet holes, thereby getting a little more use out of each target. The Shoot-N-C color that shows around the edge of each hole is always yellow-green instead of varying with the radius like the Dirty Bird targets, but I think the Shoot-N-C color is more visible than the Dirty Bird.

In summary: these targets work fine. There's nothing wrong with them. But with Shoot-N-C targets also available on Amazon that are cheaper, self-stick, and with more highly visible hits, why bother getting anything but the Shoot-N-C?

Dirty Birds targets add to the enjoyment of target shooting. You can actually see your hits without using a spotting scope. Targets in Made in USA.

dirty bird get the job done u can easily spot ur shot , i'm a beginner and not a good shot but this helps a lot.

These targets are the only way to go if you are shooting at 100 to 300 yards, especially with a smaller caliber such as 223.

These are the best targets I have been able to find. Each ring has a different color so you can see how well you shot by the different colored rings. I got a lot of compliments at the range with these and questions on where to buy them.