Birchwood Casey Non-Adhesive Dirty Bird Bull's-Eye Small Targets Practice Shooting for Indoor and Outdoor Use, 3" - 12 Sheets, 192 Targets
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Birchwood Casey Non-Adhesive Dirty Bird Bull's-Eye Small Targets Practice Shooting for Indoor and Outdoor Use, 3" - 12 Sheets, 192 Targets
- INTENSE WHITE SPLATTER - When hit by a bullet, the film around the impact hole edge shrivels to expose the brighter underlayer, creating around the hole a high-contrast jagged rim that looks like splattered paint, and allows easier observation from distance
- NON-ADHESIVE BACK - Birchwood Casey Dirty Bird targets offer great value and maximum reactivity. Durable, non-adhesive target material can be mounted virtually anywhere and is equally well suited to indoor and outdoor use
- IDEAL FOR SHORT-TO MID-RANGE SHOOTING - The ultimate target for all guns and calibers. These Birchwood Casey Dirty Bird targets are very easy to use. The setup is extremely easy and doesn't take much time and effort
- IMPROVE YOUR SHOOTING SKILLS - These Dirty Bird targets from Birchwood Casey are perfect for all types of action shooting. Build your confidence in shooting skills - use them while shooting alone or appeal to your competitive side and shoot with a partner
- BEST SHOOTING GEAR - Since 1948, serious shooters, avid collectors and professional gunsmiths have relied on Birchwood Casey for shooting and gun care products; Birchwood Casey has pioneered innovative products with an unwavering dedication to quality
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