Thanks for the link! :)
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I have a huge stack (as in I must have over 100 still) of those that someone gave me from a military range. They work great, and for me they are free. The military ones are on a heavier stock paper which is sometimes nice depending on the backer you have available.
I use the same as above or a 2MOA per yard line dot silhouette, black spray paint, & paper.
& 'EFF' using a staple gun. Thishttp://solutions.3m.com/3MContentRet...bute=ImageFileis the shiznit!
That spray adhesive is a good idea! I’ll have to try that next time out! Nothing more aggravating with tape or staples on a windy day, than walking down range to set up targets, then walking back to the line only to turn and realize your target is about to fly away in the breeze.
I usually bring along a roll of cheap 1” masking tape and a large black Sharpie Marker.
I tape the target to its backing, and also use the masking tape to patch holes in the target. Holes in the black areas get patched with masking tape, then colored black with the Sharpie.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v4...ner/target.jpg