Birchwood Casey Shoot-N-C 8-Inch Sight-in

Love these targets. Can easily see at 100 yards where you bullet hits

Your best chance of being able to sight in your optics or irons at distance without having to walk up to see what you've done. The Holes are ALWAYS "As bright as da freakin' sun" with the Shoot-n-C targets. I love this, it offers 5 groups and the 1" grids offer great feedback to how many clicks to get the correction needed.

I have been buying and purchasing the Shoot-N-C targets exclusively for years now. No staples, tape or fasteners needed, and you will be grateful if the wind starts to blow. The neon-chartreuse splatter stands out like an outhouse on the hill. I can easily see them over 100 yds thru a 3x-9x rifle scope. A spotting scope is not needed except for extreme distances, and you will not suffer from squinty eyeball disease. I frequently use the Sight-in target for 7-10 yd. pistol shooting if using different calibers or loads to assess specific performance; this allows me to shoot @ 5 different bulls eyes on only one target, and two of these fit on one range-provided target backing, thus allowing more shots and less time waiting before a cease-fire break is called. Generally there are plenty of red and black paste-overs included with each target, but if you have left-overs, keep them stashed for future use.

Adheres very well to a smooth surface. Sure is better than pinning up targets. Hits are clearly visible

There is not much to say about these other than they work exactly for what you need them for. My only issue has to do with ME not paying attention to their size. These are small. But again- it really helped with sighting and accuracy. The coloring makes it very easy to see from long distances. The only adjustment I would have been okay with is the red centers being neon yellow or green. Not a deal breaker, but just helps with long distance sighting.

They splat well and help us sight in. The graduated markings help us see where we're hitting and how to adjust the reticle. The material is fairly reliable, however they do tend to chafe off the black covering when sliding against each other in the back of the pickup. So make sure you sandwich them inside paper and cardboard during transport for best results.

Looks and performs exactly as described. With my eyesight though I still find I have trouble telling where I hit from a distance despite the clear color change that is obvious up close. 25 yards is too far out with this for me without a scope. 10 yards with iron sights is about the limit for me unless I want to stick with just a few shots per target. Hits on lines tend to be more difficult to detect, but the grid is quite useful when trying to zero something in. I clipped these up rather than sticking them to anything. There is a clear color outline around the hole when you hit it though. I'd buy it again - particularly for zeroing. Just don't expect it to overcome weak eyesight or be seen from the moon. It will fail in both cases.

Nice and bright, I can easily see the point of impact through my scope at 200 yds. Excellent for sighting the rifle in by yourself.