Adhesive 12 Inch Reactive Splatter Target

I bought shoot-n-see targets and the splatterburst targets in 12" from Amazon. These are my most recent targets. The shoot-n-see are great and you can see the yellow spots on the black background really well, but they are a hair over $1 a piece. The bullseye is very small which is nice in some ways.The splatterburst really show the hits better than anything else. The hits are larger than the other targets. (more splatter I guess) The downside of the splatterburst is that they are a bit messy. It looks like glitter is on them when you hit them. (the top layer blows up and leaves glitterly black particles)Now to these targets. They show the hits about as well as the shoot-n-see. The colors are nice. Blue with yellow hits seems to work really well. (easy to see at a distance) No strange dust which really isn't a big issue anyway. They are the same price (at the moment) as the splatterburst.The repair spots work fine. You get 2 bullseyes with each which is good if you are hitting the bullseye. They are good quality and a good price. I think I will stick to these and/or the splatterburst. The shoot-n-see 12" targets are almost twice as much without twice the benefit.There are some splatter targets that don't show the hits very well. These are on par with shoot-n-see and are less expensive to boot.

By far the best reactive targets in the market. I like these much more than the SplatterBurst reactive targets. The glossy surface is much better, quality-wise. It is very easy to see the point of impact under indoor range lighting, or outdoor under the sun. The blue background is much, much better than the black background. For some reason; it helps my accuracy, since I get a much better sight picture with the blue background. I usually order the 12", the 8" and the 4" targets, every time I place my order. This way; they last longer, since I use the smaller ones to cover the areas that have been shot already. These are by far the best reactive targets in the market.I have introduced a lot of my fellow shooters to Big Dawg and every single one admits that the blue background makes a huge difference. I'll take some pictures the next time I'm at the range to show the difference between black and blue and why Big Dawg targets are so superior.

These are used on top of a 25” or 27” silhouette target. I used the other black ones but the blue is easier for my eyes AND the bullet holes show orange when pierced! So easy to see against the blue color. The adhere perfect. You even get stickers on the sheet to cover up holes so you can send the same target down range for extended duty. Good stuff here.

Love these targets and the shots are very clear at distance. The only issue I have with them is that my guns and clothes get specks of blue coating all over them when changing at an indoor shooting range. Outside its not an issue. Good price too!

These targets are a great bargain, work well, and are a less costly alternative to its major competitor. I set two of these targets up at the local range -- one at 25 yards for a 9mm handgun, and at 50 yards for a 22 rifle. Maybe it's just my eyes, but I thought the yellow spatters on the blue background were easier to see from a distance than yellow-on-black. The self-adhesive feature is great and it stuck well to the target stand backing, even in chilly weather (in fact, I really had to rip it off when done shooting). Buy in quantity to save even more money!

Self-stick is really handy. Includes lots of patches and bulls-eyes. The cardboard I stick this to is destroyed long before I run out of patches; that means you get the most possible # of shots every time you stick on one of these targets. The visibility is good when you hit it. I love the 12" size.The only complaint that I have about this is that it doesn't come in a durable package. It needs to be in a stiff-backed re-closable package. Instead, they come in a stack that's wrapped in a very thin plastic. As soon as you open it, they sheets are floppy and tend to crease and get blown away in the wind. I'm going to have to find a box for them. Once I find a better way to transport them to the range, I will definitely order more of these targets.

I used one of these targets yesterday and was very happy with it. I set up a competitor target at 100 yards on the rifle range and one of these at the 200 hard line. At 100 yards I could see hits but needed the scope to get more precise placement. My eyes are not as strong as they used to be so at 200 yards I could not see the hits without the scope but they were clear enough with it. I know that if I had reversed the position of the two targets the result would have been reversed also. Targets are excellent. My eyes are the week linkI think the orange on blue contrast works well and I am sure I will buy more of these targets when I run low.

I bought a package of the 12" targets to see if they would help my poor old eyes - they are very easy to see. And the first time I used them was on a rainy California afternoon (yes, quite odd), it felt like I was back in western Washington in my boyhood days. I had one set out at 50 yards and another at 100. I was using both a scope and a long gun with open sights. Even when it started getting dark I could still see where I was shooting. The splatter marks were visible with the naked eye at 50 and no problem with rifle scope or sighting scope at 100. I definitely have a problem with the black background targets, so these are a delight to use.