I tried these out on the group today (all 9 shooting benches filled!) at our weekly airgun shoot in my back yard. These are little sugar disks made for decorating cakes/cupcakes. We try to keep making the targets more challenging at the 25 yard target array as there isn't a feasible way in my back yard to take it out to 35 or 40, and not all shooting stations have full view of the 50 yard array.
These turned out to be challenging for the group, and more fun to shoot as compared to plain or frilly toothpicks. Just a dot of glue on a flat toothpick, pick up a disk, and the put the assembly aside to dry. Doesn't take long at all.
I try to have a seasonal theme for our weekly shoots, to keep interest up for the newer shooters. And these sprinkles come in different shapes. What I've seen so far - Stars for July 4th, ghosts/pumpkins/bats for Halloween, fall colors for Thanksgiving. I'll have to look around more on Amazon to see if there are any Christmas, Easter, St. Patty's day, etc. shapes.
These turned out to be challenging for the group, and more fun to shoot as compared to plain or frilly toothpicks. Just a dot of glue on a flat toothpick, pick up a disk, and the put the assembly aside to dry. Doesn't take long at all.
I try to have a seasonal theme for our weekly shoots, to keep interest up for the newer shooters. And these sprinkles come in different shapes. What I've seen so far - Stars for July 4th, ghosts/pumpkins/bats for Halloween, fall colors for Thanksgiving. I'll have to look around more on Amazon to see if there are any Christmas, Easter, St. Patty's day, etc. shapes.
. On the other hand gluing stuff to tooth picks is like sorting pellets to .001 grams... very tedious. 
