Also when I’m at the gun club I always pick up the shoot and see targets that are used from the garbage can. The black and red dots used to cover bullet holes work great for rifle use. 3/4”-1” dots usually. Most guys don’t use them on there targets and throw them away.

Back when my eyes were younger I used a 1" square. It appeared about half the width of the standard Ruger front sight at 25 yards. I can't see that well anymore, but then it was wonderful for making small groups.

My cheapskate targets are made of simple copier paper with a 2” black square sticker. I couldn’t find any 2x2’s but Amazon has rolls of 4x2” black stickers. I think they are printable labels or something. I roll out a few of them and cut them in half and stick on the paper. The 2” square is close to the size of many handgun front sights at 25 yards and the papers are easy to stock in a folder for future reference. I also always have a few sets not made up yet to take to the range in case a new handgun hits especially high or low, I can move the aiming point around to get hits on power to see accuracy better.

I was resting the barrel for that target. After I got the sights close I spent some time shooting standing up, two-hand hold. I like the old gun.