magpul targets

**Dozer** · 07-10-10, 12:53

Oh, man .... no bunny!

...yet.

**SeriousStudent** · 07-10-10, 14:36

Woot!

I shall sit quietly and patiently by the computer, waiting to order.....

**nickdrak** · 07-10-10, 14:42

Originally Posted by Dozer

It's a pack of 100 for $74.95. At $0.75 a piece, how is that expensive paper?

They're definitely cool targets, but I personally cannot justify that price for the amount of targets my department & I use for training when I can get similar targets for half the price or less.

**Dozer** · 07-10-10, 15:08

Originally Posted by nickdrak

They're definitely cool targets, but I personally cannot justify that price for the amount of targets my department & I use for training when I can get similar targets for half the price or less.

And that's cool if that is the case.

However with the features and info included with these targets plus the adhesive top this is more than just simple paper.

Either way, I wish you luck with your purchases and hope that whatever you buy meets your needs.

**rob_s** · 07-10-10, 15:13

What do you mean by "adhesive top"? Do these work like post-its?

**Dozer** · 07-10-10, 15:18

Originally Posted by rob_s

What do you mean by "adhesive top"? Do these work like post-its?

Each target has a tear-off glue top to keep organized at the range on windy days.

**ST911** · 07-10-10, 17:11

Originally Posted by rob_s

Anyone have any comments/thoughts on such a clearly defined target area? or the size thereof?

One of the benefits of the photo realistic targets is the obscured scoring/target area. Superimposing a high visibility zone nullifies the benefits of the PR a bit.

More prominent scoring zones tend to be better earlier in a training cycle to build reference memory. Later, you take that zone away to promote less range-think and more reality.