Plinking Targets are like
Comfort Food
Two ways to shoot fun. Shop the reactive and paper targets Roger actually uses and recommends on Amazon, or grab a free printable target and get outside.
Why This Site Exists
It Started with a Beer Cap and a 50-Yard Shot
For many of us who were lucky enough to start shooting young, plinking holds some of the best memories we've got. Lined-up cans, old bottles, whatever you could find. Not shooting groups on paper — just trying to knock things over with dad or a close friend.
"If you are still reading this, you know what I'm talking about."
That's what TargetHolders.com is about. Bringing that feeling back — with better targets than whatever you scrounged up from the garage.
Read the Full StoryThe Two Aisles
Buy Fun Targets or Print Them Free
Roger's Picks is a hand-curated list of the targets he's actually used and liked — reactive targets, splatter, steel, and a few others that are just plain fun. All Amazon links, no guesswork.
The Free Printables page is a community list. Know a great free printable target online? Submit it and we'll add it to the list. The goal is the best free target resource on the internet.
Both pages are building out now. Check back soon — or submit your favorite free target link today.
Two Ways to Shoot
Pick Your Aisle
Buy fun reactive and paper targets from Amazon, or download and print free targets from around the web.
Roger's Amazon Picks
Hand-picked reactive targets, splatter targets, steel spinners, and paper targets Roger has personally used and liked. No affiliate bloat — just the good ones. Coming soon.
See the Picks →Free Printable Targets
A community-built list of the best free printable targets on the internet. Bullseyes, critters, reactive zones, and more. Submit your favorites and we'll keep building the list.
Browse Printables →TargetHolders.com has been around since September 2008 — one of the original airgun target sites on the web. Born from a love of plinking and a PCP air rifle that could hit bottle caps at 50 yards. Now rebuilding as the best target resource for airgunners, rimfire shooters, and anyone who still remembers what a can rolling down a hill sounds like.