Birchwood Casey Dirty Bird 3" Bullseye Tagboard Targets, Black/White, 12-Pack
Birchwood Casey Dirty Bird 3" Bullseye Tagboard Targets, Black/White, 12-PackBirchwood Casey$9.54
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Birchwood Casey
The Birchwood Casey Dirty Bird Bullseye Target is a pack of 12 sheets designed to make shot spotting faster and easier at any distance. Each sheet features multiple bull's-eye target layouts on durable tagboard, giving you 48 individual targets per pack—meaning fewer target changes and more trigger time, whether you're zeroing at the bench or running drills downrange. The high-contrast white splatter halo around each bull's-eye cuts through mirage and makes bullet holes unmistakable, even in low light or at distance.
Built from heavy tagboard stock, these targets are tough enough for both indoor range sessions and outdoor field use. The non-adhesive back lets you hang them, paste them, or tack them however works best for your setup, and you can jot notes directly on the sheet to track loads, conditions, or sight adjustments. That means you can keep the target as a record of your shooting session instead of tossing it when you're done.
Whether you're sighting in a new rifle, practicing precision rifle, or running a firearms training course, Dirty Bird targets deliver the visibility and versatility serious shooters depend on. At just 5.5 inches per bull, they're scaled for typical sight-in work and skill-building at common ranges.
| Bull's-Eye Size | 5.5" |
| Sheets Per Pack | 12 |
| Total Targets | 48 |
| Material | Heavy tagboard |
| Backing | Non-adhesive |
| Suitable For | Indoor and outdoor use |
Each sheet includes 6 bull's-eye targets, and the pack contains 12 sheets, giving you 48 targets total.
Yes. The heavy tagboard construction is durable enough for both indoor range use and outdoor field shooting.
The non-adhesive back lets you hang, paste, nail, or tape them however suits your range setup. You can also write directly on the sheet with a pen or marker.
The intense white halo around each bull's-eye creates high contrast against the black target face, making bullet holes easy to spot and measure—especially useful at distance or in challenging light.
Birchwood Casey
The Birchwood Casey Dirty Bird Bullseye Target is a pack of 12 sheets designed to make shot spotting faster and easier at any distance. Each sheet features multiple bull's-eye target layouts on durable tagboard, giving you 48 individual targets per pack—meaning fewer target changes and more trigger time, whether you're zeroing at the bench or running drills downrange. The high-contrast white splatter halo around each bull's-eye cuts through mirage and makes bullet holes unmistakable, even in low light or at distance.
Built from heavy tagboard stock, these targets are tough enough for both indoor range sessions and outdoor field use. The non-adhesive back lets you hang them, paste them, or tack them however works best for your setup, and you can jot notes directly on the sheet to track loads, conditions, or sight adjustments. That means you can keep the target as a record of your shooting session instead of tossing it when you're done.
Whether you're sighting in a new rifle, practicing precision rifle, or running a firearms training course, Dirty Bird targets deliver the visibility and versatility serious shooters depend on. At just 5.5 inches per bull, they're scaled for typical sight-in work and skill-building at common ranges.
| Bull's-Eye Size | 5.5" |
| Sheets Per Pack | 12 |
| Total Targets | 48 |
| Material | Heavy tagboard |
| Backing | Non-adhesive |
| Suitable For | Indoor and outdoor use |
Each sheet includes 6 bull's-eye targets, and the pack contains 12 sheets, giving you 48 targets total.
Yes. The heavy tagboard construction is durable enough for both indoor range use and outdoor field shooting.
The non-adhesive back lets you hang, paste, nail, or tape them however suits your range setup. You can also write directly on the sheet with a pen or marker.
The intense white halo around each bull's-eye creates high contrast against the black target face, making bullet holes easy to spot and measure—especially useful at distance or in challenging light.