Birchwood Casey Dirty Bird Bullseye Tagboard Targets - 20 Pack (Black/Green) for Pistol/Rifle

Birchwood Casey Dirty Bird Bullseye Tagboard Targets give you instant visual feedback on every shot, whether you're zeroing a rifle, drilling pistol fundamentals, or working through a training session at the range. The high-contrast black and green design cuts through bright sunlight and indoor lighting so you see your hits immediately—no squinting downrange or waiting to pull targets. Built on sturdy tagboard that handles multiple calibers without falling apart, this 20-pack supplies plenty of targets for serious practice without breaking the bank.

The bullseye format works across the board: pistol shooters benefit from a clear aiming point at any distance, while rifle shooters get a defined aim zone for accuracy work and group testing. The tagboard construction is robust enough for centerfire and rimfire use, and the high-visibility coloring means you won't lose rounds in poor lighting conditions. Hang them on standard target stands or staple them to a frame—they're designed to be practical, not fussy.

If you shoot regularly, you know how much faster your training progresses when you can see what you're actually doing. These targets remove the guesswork. Stock a few packs and keep them on hand for range days, sight-in sessions, or teaching new shooters who need instant feedback to build confidence.

Key Features

• High-contrast black and green design for instant hit visibility in any light
• Sturdy tagboard construction handles pistol and rifle fire
• Bullseye format works for sight-in, accuracy testing, and skill development
• 20 targets per pack—enough for regular practice sessions
• Hangs easily on standard target stands

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use these targets for both pistol and rifle shooting?

Yes. The Dirty Bird Bullseye design and tagboard construction work for both pistol and rifle disciplines.

What's included in the 20-pack?

You get 20 tagboard targets with the black and green bullseye pattern.

How do I hang these targets?

They're designed to hang on standard target stands or can be stapled to a frame or backer board.

Will these targets hold up to centerfire rifle fire?

The tagboard construction is rated for both centerfire and rimfire use.