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Birchwood Casey

Fluorescent Target Spots - Target Dot Assortment - 132 Count

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Self-adhesive Target

Spots for quick placement on

Fluorescent Orange

Color for high visibility on

Black Diamond

Center helps with aiming reference

Crosshair Lines

Included on all spots except

132-count Assortment

From Birchwood Casey

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SKU: 749000754

Overview

These self-adhesive target spots are designed for sighting in rifles and other range work where a bright aiming point is useful. The fluorescent orange face with a black diamond center and crosshair lines provides a clear reference point, with TS1 as the exception to that layout. The assortment includes 132 spots, making it a practical option for repeated zeroing sessions and general target setup. Simple and straightforward, they suit hunters who want an easy-to-see aiming aid without unnecessary complexity.

Why Hunters Choose the Birchwood Casey

Self-adhesive Spots

Make setup quick and straightforward

Fluorescent Orange

Color offers high visibility for

Black Diamond

Center and crosshair lines aid

132-count Assortment

Plenty of targets for repeated

Simple Target-dot

Format is well suited for

Key Features

  • Self-adhesive target spots for quick placement on paper targets.
  • Fluorescent orange color for high visibility on the range.
  • Black diamond center helps with aiming reference.
  • Crosshair lines included on all spots except TS1.
  • 132-count assortment from Birchwood Casey.

Best Used For

  • Rifle shooters needing high-visibility aiming points for sighting in at the range
  • Hunters checking zero on rifles before a season or trip
  • Shooters who want self-adhesive spots for quick target setup
  • Users needing assorted target dots for repeated practice sessions
  • Range bags that benefit from compact, easy-to-apply target markers

Specifications

Adhesive TypeSelf-adhesive
Center DesignBlack diamond center
ColorFluorescent orange
Count132
Crosshair LinesYes, except for number TS1
Intended UseSighting in rifles
VisibilityHigh visibility

Pros

  • Self-adhesive spots make setup quick and straightforward on paper targets.
  • Fluorescent orange color offers high visibility for easy target acquisition.
  • Black diamond center and crosshair lines aid precise sighting on most styles.
  • 132-count assortment provides plenty of targets for repeated range sessions.
  • Simple target-dot format is well suited for rifle sight-in work.

Considerations & Trade-offs

  • The spots are designed for sighting in rifles, so they are a range-use accessory rather than a general-purpose target solution.
  • The description notes that the black diamond center and crosshair lines apply except for number TS1, so the visual layout is not identical across the assortment.
  • As self-adhesive spots, they depend on the surface they are applied to and are intended for temporary use on targets.
  • The product is an assortment of 132 count, which offers quantity but not a single uniform spot style throughout the pack.

Suggested Comparisons

  • Paper shooting targets
  • Sight-in target stickers
  • Reactive target pasters
  • Target dot assortments

Suggested Accessories

  • Target backer
  • Shooting rest
  • Spotting scope
  • Target pasters

Frequently Asked Questions

What comes in this target spot assortment?

The product is a 132-count assortment of self-adhesive, fluorescent orange target spots.

Are these target spots easy to see at the range?

The product description says they are high visibility.

Do all of the spots have the same aiming mark?

Most of the spots have a black diamond center and crosshair lines, except for number TS1.

Are these intended for rifle sight-in use?

Yes. The description specifically says they are great for sighting in rifles.

Who makes these target spots?

They are made by Birchwood Casey.