Cheap IPSIC targets - stencil

[hermosabeach]

This is interesting



A stencil to lay on cardboard and rattle can the A,B & C zones

https://www.operatorsurvivaltool.com/product/ost-practical-silhouette/

The OST Practical Silhouette stencil is made from extra thick 10mil Mylar material and are endlessly reusable. The stencil is designed to allow the shooter to take trash cardboard, add a cheap can of spray paint and create a quality practical training targets.

Grab a few $4 cans of paint and save all of your cardboard

[hermosabeach]

[hermosabeach]

Spray the outside edge
Spray the cut lines in the stencil

[mitori]

The metric target is off. The head box on an IPSC target is 6x6 inches with the A zone being 2x4.

The A zone in the body should be 6x11, but clearly it's not. Interesting idea but poor execution.

[rodralig]

Too much work. Prepare rectangle cardboards, get the stencil, get the spray paint, etc.

I will just get Alco targets for $0.80/pc and be done with it...

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[hermosabeach]

I guess one can take an IPSIC cardboard target and a utility knife and make your own stencil too.

Or 1/4" plywood and a router to make a variety of stencils.

[SG29736]

I grab several used targets after matches when I need some. I'll use them and then I put up some USPSA paper targets that are cheaper then buying cardboard. For some drills I have the bullseye center replacement targets.

[aar0n_k]

Saw your post on reddit. Good stuff.

[kevin c]

Get a standard target and cut out the A zone. Use your rattle can just around the outside edges and the around the rim of the cut out. Or you can use a marker. Another option is to just trace or spray around a 6” by 11” rectangle.

The stencil giving the whole target is nice, but, in reality, only the A zone is your real target.