Birchwood Casey EZE-Scorer 52-Card Shoot-Up Targets, 23"x35" Multi-Color Paper, 5-Pack
Birchwood Casey
The Birchwood Casey EZE-Scorer 52-Card Shoot-Up Targets bring a practical, fun element to range days and shooting practice. These hanging paper targets measure 23" x 35" and come in a 100-pack, giving you plenty of sheets for regular practice sessions, club events, or training drills. The classic black and red design makes bullet holes instantly visible downrange, so you can spot your shots without walking up to the target repeatedly.
EZE-Scorer targets work like playing cards—each sheet features a 52-card layout that lets shooters pick random aiming points or create informal competitions on the range. Whether you're zeroing a rifle, practicing handgun accuracy, or running drills with a group, the card design adds flexibility to your training routine. At 23" x 35", they're large enough to accommodate distance shooting while remaining simple to hang and score.
Built from paper and designed for hanging, these targets are durable enough for outdoor range use and easy to deploy at your own property or at a range. The 100-count per package means you'll have targets on hand for weeks of regular shooting without running low. If you shoot frequently or instruct others, the bulk supply keeps your cost per target low while ensuring you're never caught short at the range.
| Brand | Birchwood Casey |
| Product | EZE-Scorer 52-Card Shoot-Up Targets |
| Size | 23" × 35" |
| Quantity | 100 per package |
| Material | Paper |
| Design | Black and red with 52-card layout |
| Style | Hanging targets |
Yes. The 23" × 35" size and card-based design work for distance rifle shooting as well as closer handgun work. The visibility of bullet holes in both black and red areas makes them suitable for various firearms and practice scenarios.
Each package contains 100 targets, giving you a significant supply for regular range sessions or group training events.
The card layout lets you select random aiming points for variety in practice drills or create informal competitions where shooters pick different cards as targets. This flexibility keeps training sessions engaging and prevents shot-group habits.
Yes, they are designed as hanging targets and work well at outdoor ranges or on private property. They're paper-based, so weather exposure will eventually degrade them, but they're durable enough for typical range use.