Paper Or Plastic?

Though fewer and fewer grocery stores give you the choice anymore, the next time you are in a store that asks "paper or plastic?", answer paper.

Thanks to a post by SayUncle about a guy using a selection of Priority Mail boxes to make cardboard silhouette targets, I found this:

You can make two paper silhouette targets from one large paper grocery bag. That is what I call ingenuity! Full instructions are at the link above.

Practice Targets

Oleg Volk has come up with an interesting printable practice target as seen below.

The VCA stands for Violent Criminal Actor. As Oleg notes, "The point of including the letters is to break the ingrained fear of official-looking outfits or criminals impersonating their members (as was the case with Brevik wearing a police vest)." With the number of home invasions increasing and with crooks starting to impersonate police, I think this is important. Make sure to read Oleg's full explanation about the features of the target.

Oleg has included a link to the the printable PDF here.