Splatter Targets

[goldfinger 135]

Thought I would try some splatter targets in the hope that they would probably help me with when I need to check zero my rimfires,so I first tried them on my FAC air at 28 flbs and down to 12 flbs but as you can see from one of the targets very disappointing  I would not call these platter targets as given in JP's description pics,I also tried sticking them on various surfaces but not steel. 

[David.evans 5,323]

There not right mate defo ,I’d take them back 

[FLATTOP 3,682]

This is a splatter target very useful for people who can’t see much further than the end of their nose like myself ...

[Alsone 789]

You could try these (no personal experience):

http://www.firecaptargets.co.uk

You can buy caps from here: https://www.toycapguns.co.uk/caps

and also ebay

Don't know if it works but one way to reduce cost per shot would be to leave a part fired ring in place and just replace a few caps at a time. Guess it's going to depend on how loud the are. Looking at the above, using full rings is just over 20p per shot.

Edited July 4, 2020 by Alsone

[goldfinger 135]

Thanks I posted the results to company involved,the above Bad Guy ones is the reaction I was hoping for,thank you for pics as for the cap ones food for thought LOL. 

[FLATTOP 3,682]

11 hours ago, goldfinger said:

Thanks I posted the results to company involved,the above Bad Guy ones is the reaction I was hoping for,thank you for pics as for the cap ones food for thought LOL. 

The 12x18 size is the main target of a bad guy aiming a gun at you but the little targets you see above are in the corners above the bad guy I cut them up and attach them to a solid piece of wood to make the most of the targets. 

[goldfinger 135]

On 04/07/2020 at 20:04, goldfinger said:

Thought I would try some splatter targets in the hope that they would probably help me with when I need to check zero my rimfires,so I first tried them on my FAC air at 28 flbs and down to 12 flbs but as you can see from one of the targets very disappointing  I would not call these platter targets as given in JP's description pics,I also tried sticking them on various surfaces but not steel. 

My first attempt at some home made ones,took 1 hour most of that was waiting for paint to dry, far better than the £6.00 JP ones, shot all over to see results lol.