Birchwood Casey 35212 Dirty Bird 12" Tagboard Bullseye Targets - 12...

The Birchwood Casey Dirty Bird 12-inch Bullseye targets deliver instant visual feedback with splatter technology that shows bullet holes in bright white against the black surface. These tagboard hanging targets eliminate the need for spotting scopes or walking downrange to check shot placement during practice sessions.

What Makes This Different

Unlike standard paper targets that require close inspection to see hits, Dirty Bird targets use reactive coating technology that creates a bright white halo around each bullet hole. The contrast makes shot placement visible from the firing line, even at extended distances. The heavy tagboard construction resists tearing in windy conditions better than lightweight paper alternatives.

Key Features

• Splatter technology creates bright white impact halos for instant feedback
• 12-inch bullseye design with scoring rings for precision training
• Heavy tagboard construction withstands outdoor conditions
• Pre-punched hanging holes for easy setup on target stands
• High-contrast black and red color scheme enhances sight picture
• Pack of 12 targets provides extended shooting sessions
• Compatible with all calibers from .22 to large magnum rounds

These targets excel in competitive shooting practice, firearms training courses, and recreational range sessions. The splatter effect works consistently across different bullet weights and velocities, from subsonic .22 LR to high-velocity rifle rounds. The tagboard material maintains structural integrity in light rain and moderate wind conditions that would destroy standard paper targets.

Technical Specs

• Target size: 12 inches diameter
• Material: Heavy tagboard with reactive coating
• Color scheme: Black background with red scoring rings
• Quantity: 12 targets per package
• Mounting: Pre-punched hanging holes
• Caliber compatibility: All rifle and handgun calibers
• Manufacturer: Birchwood Casey
• Model: 35212

The Dirty Bird series has become the standard for reactive targets among competitive shooters and training facilities. The immediate visual confirmation of hits accelerates skill development and reduces range time spent checking targets.