- Is it the same size as a real dartboard?
- Yes. The board face is printed at regulation size on a 20 x 24 inch sheet, so the scoring segments match a standard board.
- What are the three sighting bullseyes for?
- They let you check your aim and sight in before a scoring round. Use them for warm-up throws, then move to the main board.
- Can I use it with steel-tip darts?
- Yes, but paper tears. Steel tips will punch through quickly, so hang it over a backboard or wall that can take the hits.
- How do I mount it?
- Pin, tape or staple it flat to a wall or backboard. It has no frame or hanging hardware of its own.
- How long does one target last?
- It is a consumable. Expect it to wear through after a session or two of heavy throwing, depending on tip type and how often you hit the same spots.
- Can I get a larger quantity?
- The maker, Qualification Targets Inc, takes large and custom orders directly by phone.
- Where is the Dart Board Paper Target cheapest?
- At Lanbo's Armory, for $8.27, 36% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Dart Board Paper Target?
- 14 stores we checked sell it, including Lanbo's Armory, OpticsAgent.com, Palmetto State Armory, ProShots, Tucson Customs.