[Turtle]

"Targetz", is where I have been printing off my free targets of late, and they do have a whack

of them available.

I'm enjoying shooting this one, as I like to shoot one dart, one kill, so to speak within the circle.

http://www.targetz.com/targetzlib/10132.pdf

The traditional targets with a center bullseye I find to be "cone wreckers" as I end up

Robin Hooding a fair number.

What's your fav?

Turtle.

 

[treefork]

I place coin size neon colored stickers on a foam archery block. I spread them out to avoid wrecking darts. This way i can also see where each shot is landing to train da brain.

 

[superman365]

I shoot scraps of paper on a bow target

 

[Carbon]

I'm liking the SSF target. My eyes just work well with it.

 

[NightKnight]

I place coin size neon colored stickers on a foam archery block. I spread them out to avoid wrecking darts. This way i can also see where each shot is landing to train da brain.

That's a good idea!

 

[NaturalFork]

I typically use the official usbga target.

 

[Turtle]

Some good ideas here, thanks!

I have a question? What do you get, or are the advantages of shooting at an archery block over say stacked up cardboard?

 

[Lightgeoduck]

Some good ideas here, thanks!

I have a question? What do you get, or are the advantages of shooting at an archery block over say stacked up cardboard?

Classier?

 

[Carbon]

hehe, I often shoot at cans so shooting at a target like that would increase your dart life.

 

[neondog]

Some good ideas here, thanks!

I have a question? What do you get, or are the advantages of shooting at an archery block over say stacked up cardboard?

I suspect that easier retrieval might be a factor. I put USBA targets on a large cereal box stuffed full of walmart bags until it bulges pretty good. Target darts go in two or three inches but pull out super easy. If the center starts to get soft I just pull all the bags out and give them a quick shuffle then stuff them back in. Biggest problem is the darts eating out a hole in the cardboard but this takes much longer than finding another box.

 

[orcrender]

I have seen some foam targets. Will they last very long with target darts? I have been printing standard NRA pistol target pinned to a rolled paper dart board.

 

[Turtle]

Thanks, just was wondering. I have to agree getting my skewers out of 2 layers of heavy cardboard isn't really easy retrieval, as a matter

of fact other than the discomfort of relying on prolonged lung power my fingers start to feel the plucking.

 

[NaturalFork]

An archery target (like one for 3d) would last a lifetime if shooting wire target darts at it.

 

[Carbon]

The foam ones won't though. I used to have one of those foam ones that had a plastic covering over it. I used it until the foam began to fall apart. I would go with one of the layered ones.

 

[NaturalFork]

The foam ones won't though. I used to have one of those foam ones that had a plastic covering over it. I used it until the foam began to fall apart. I would go with one of the layered ones.

Oh I know which ones you are talking about. Yea those ones are junk. I was thinking about the 3D archery targets. Those and wire darts you could shoot forever.

 

[Turtle]

Hmmm, I'll have a look at them next time into a neighboring town. Bamboo and wire is all I'll ever really be shooting.

 

[superman365]

archery targets work well for me