Target savings

jimbowby

November 11, 2010 17:06

[8D] This probably isn't news to most of you, but

You can download free targets from tuffsteel.com and probably other webs, but

If you consider the cost of replacement ink for your PC printer--THAT AIN"T CHEAP, so

Download ONE Black & White copy-goto FEDEX (used to be KINKOS) and have copies made (Black & White) 100/$11.00 bucks, then


Take a red and yellow felt tip to provide color for the aim spots



As long as you stay with Black & White-it's cheap and there are lotsa different target configs, but if you want color copies--SHAZAM-.53 cents apiece

Cheers

[:o)][:o)] JIMBO

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  jonk

  November 12, 2010 04:10

  I do that. But I don't take them to Kinkos. The place I work has a mailroom and the mailroom manager is himself a shooter. He doesn't get worked up if I make target copies. Employees wishing to make personal copies get them for 3 cents a piece. So $3/100. Can't beat that with a stick. [:)]

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  Rocky Raab

  November 12, 2010 05:51

  I designed my own target with the features I like. I watch for the annual two-cent B&W copy sale and have 500 printed up. That usually lasts me for a whole year.

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  BGHillbilly

  November 12, 2010 16:47

  Used to have access to a xerox engineering copier. could copy 36" wide by as long as I wanted using roll paper. Was tempting to copy full size sil targets. But a 24x36 sheet of bond paper cost more than buying 3 targets. A coworker digitized a deer broad side and plotted it out on the plotter nearly full size on 36x48 paper.
  Government projects are so nice.[:D]

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  jimbowby

  November 12, 2010 17:03

  [8D] Heh Heh, yea the guy at Fedex, told me today they were having a HOLIDAY savings run, so my 200 targets (like my photo) cost $19 bucks+tax
  
  Actually 205, or so thats what he told me !!
  
  [:o)][:o)] JIMBO

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