Some dude came up with a way to make your own "shoot-and-see" targets on the cheap.
As for regular paper targets, some people I know use paper plates and a bingo marker (which are available at fine dollar stores) to make targets. I've found that copy paper works just as well.
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I was always partial to el cheapo paper plates. There were two sizes, which was nice. I grew up in Northern California dairy country, so there was always a convenient fenceline you could tack them up on to get different ranges. And against the white plates, you could see the hits pretty well, although sometimes a spotting scope was helpful...
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