Allen Girls With Guns Self-Adhesive Paper Targets, Black/Teal Grid, 5-Pack
Girls With Guns
The Allen Girls With Guns Splash self-adhesive paper targets bring instant feedback and clean visibility to your handgun training sessions. Available in a 5-pack with a striking black and teal oval design, these targets stick fast to any smooth surface—no tape, staples, or target stands needed. Made in the USA, they're built to handle the rigors of serious practice, whether you're working on accuracy at the range or fine-tuning your defensive fundamentals. The bright contrast makes bullet holes easy to spot downrange, so you can diagnose your shot placement without walking up constantly.
Self-adhesive targets save time on setup and cleanup, which means more rounds downrange and less fiddling between sessions. The oval shape and high-visibility color scheme are practical for any shooter who values efficiency. Stack these in your range bag alongside your ammo—they're lightweight, compact, and ready to stick to any backstop, plywood, or target frame you've got set up.
Whether you're introducing a new shooter to pistol fundamentals, running diagnostic drills at your local range, or prepping for a match, the Splash targets give you repeatable, no-hassle feedback on every round. The adhesive backing keeps them in place through your entire string, and the contrasting design lets you see hits at distance without binoculars.
| Product Name | Allen Girls With Guns 15283 Splash Self-Adhesive Paper Targets |
| Brand | Girls With Guns |
| Type | Self-adhesive paper targets |
| Color | Black/Teal |
| Shape | Oval |
| Quantity Per Pack | 5 |
| Country of Origin | USA |
The self-adhesive backing works on any smooth surface. For best results, use them on clean, dry, smooth materials like plywood, cardboard, or metal backstops. Rough, textured, or dirty surfaces may reduce adhesion.
The supplier description indicates these are designed as handgun trainer targets. They work with any centerfire or rimfire handgun you're training with.
These are single-use paper targets. Once you've shot them and want to move on, peel them off and dispose of them responsibly. They're inexpensive enough to replace for each session, so you always get clean targets and clear sight pictures.
They're paper and lightweight, so simply place them flat in your range bag or firearm case alongside your ammunition and hearing protection. The 5-pack fits easily into most shooting kits.