Practice Like The Pros With Eze-Scorer 23”x35” Targets From Birchwood Casey
Birchwood Casey® has added a host of new targets to the Eze-Scorer™ line.
The new targets measure 23”x35” and work great at indoor or outdoor ranges. Nine new target designs include a standard BC-27, BC Transitional Blue, BC IPSC, 52-Card Shoot-up, Double Bulls Eye, Multiple Bulls Eye and three versions of the BC Bad Guy in black and white, yellow and black, and black and white overlay.
The non-reactive Eze-Scorer Paper Targets offer shooting fun at an affordable price, allowing shooters to maximize their time at the range.
Eze-Scorer 23”x35” Paper Targets come in packs of five for $6.70, or are available individually in multiples of 100 for $1.00 each.
Visit the Birchwood Casey website at www.birchwoodcasey.com, write to 7887 Fuller Road, Ste. 100, Eden Prairie, MN 55344 or call 800-746-6862 for more information.




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