Birchwood Casey EZE-Scorer Silhouette III Paper Targets 23"x35" - Pack of 100
Birchwood Casey
The Birchwood Casey EZE-Scorer 52-Card Shoot-Up Targets bring a fun, game-like element to your range sessions. These 23" x 35" multi-color paper targets feature a standard deck layout—all 52 cards plus jokers—that lets you and your shooting buddies compete while sharpening your accuracy. Whether you're practicing handgun fundamentals, testing a new rifle zero, or just adding some friendly competition to your time downrange, card targets transform routine shooting into an engaging way to track shot placement and consistency across multiple targets.
Each five-pack gives you plenty of targets for a full day of shooting or multiple trips to the range. The large format and distinctive card designs make it easy to score hits from a distance, and the multi-color printing helps you quickly identify which card you're aiming at. Birchwood Casey's EZE-Scorer line is built for shooters who want more engagement than a standard bullseye—perfect for informal competitions, training drills, or just making the range more interesting.
These paper targets work with any firearm and ammunition you're running. Hang them downrange, grab your spotting scope or binos, and let the scoring begin.
| Brand | Birchwood Casey |
| Target Size | 23" x 35" |
| Design | 52-Card Shoot-Up (playing card layout) |
| Material | Multi-color paper |
| Quantity Per Pack | 5 targets |
| Target Type | Hang/Shooting Gallery |
Yes. These paper targets work with rifles, handguns, and shotguns. The large format and durable paper stand up to standard ammunition.
You get five full 23" x 35" multi-color card targets, each featuring a complete 52-card deck plus jokers layout.
Identify which card face you hit and keep a running tally as you shoot. The multi-color printing and large format make it easy to spot your shots from the firing line or with binoculars at distance.
Absolutely. The card layout is ideal for friendly shooting competitions, scoring drills, and group shooting sessions where multiple shooters want to track their own hit patterns.