Action Target Command Training Sighting Military Circle Paper

Yes, but keep in mind they are made of standard paper. While they work perfectly for outdoor ranges, they will degrade quickly if exposed to rain or high humidity, so it is best to use them on dry days or under covered firing lines.

Absolutely. The 3-inch circles are versatile enough for both handgun drills at closer ranges and rifle sighting at longer distances. The numbered layout is particularly helpful for tracking shot groups across different distances.

These targets are designed to be hung using standard range clips, staples, or tape. Given their large 23-inch by 35-inch size, you will want to ensure you have enough surface area on your target backer to secure the top and bottom corners.

That depends on your optic setup. With iron sights, the 3-inch circles may be difficult to distinguish at 100 yards, but they are excellent for precision work at 25 to 50 yards. If you are using a magnified scope, you should have no trouble seeing them at longer distances.

The paper is standard target-grade quality. It is durable enough for typical range use, but it is not cardstock, so be careful when stapling to avoid ripping the corners. Using a standard staple gun or range clips works best.