This would be illegal here. :)

I'll post some targets I've got lying around. But I'm not necessarily endorsing them.

Standard bow target for print-outs.

An even better target for arrows.
A tight stack of newspapers in a grocery bag. Shoot at the side with a target taped to it to capture the arrows.

Or tie together a bunch of flattened cardboard boxes and shoot into the stack, edges towards you.

For all partridge iron sights I do like this target. I feel like the upside down black pyramid helps you focus the sights exactly on a point, and prevent anything from being obscured by the sights themselves so you can square everything up perfectly.

For peep sights, the dot is obvious, but the dot size is pretty much up to the distance but also the type of peep and size of apertures.

My BRNO 4 has a rear peep and also a front peep made from glass. The glass has a hole and a small frosted ring at the periphery of that hole, so you can line up the dot target with the frosted front peep hole and the rear peep perfectly. The results are satisfactory, but in lieu of pictures of various circles or whatever here's the rifle in question.

For scopes in a target environment, I'm quite fond of these targets.

>>106579
''The Void'' target...

I've used this target with scoped rifles before, and the yellow line again forms a triangle point to really zero in on the smallest possible spot.

>>106655
>The Australian "Void" target...
fixed

>"Pythagoras' Revenge" target
>Magus' "Dark Matter" tech attack target

You spurred me into downloading The Void. I do like me a frightening movie here and there, hopefully it isn't just cheap jump-scares.

Using the BRNO pictured above in this thread, the stars aligned and five rounds were squeezed into such a shoot-n-see on a dead calm 200 yard range line.

it werks gud

>>106657
I use these too.