Ok, basically your saying you can’t hit the broadside of a barn then…….Well it took me a few tries but I eventually stopped hitting the cardboard target backer and put a few in the target.
It's an advanced defensive tactic I use where you surrounded the target with overwhelming suppressive fire before you end it's nefarious cardboard life.....
Ok, basically your saying you can’t hit the broadside of a barn then…….
What, no women 3D silhouette targets? Just as well; I'd probably get too distracted!
Or, buy prepunched targets?Well it took me a few tries but I eventually stopped hitting the cardboard target backer and put a few in the target.
It's an advanced defensive tactic I use where you surrounded the target with overwhelming suppressive fire before you end it's nefarious cardboard life.....
Or, buy prepunched targets?
With ammo shortage, maybe market for them?
Using blank ammo for blank empty target's getting old?
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I think your on to something!!!
Watch for the wet spots when approaching/advancingWell it took me a few tries but I eventually stopped hitting the cardboard target backer and put a few in the target.
It's an advanced defensive tactic I use where you surrounded the target with overwhelming suppressive fire before you end it's nefarious cardboard life.....
!Maybe less here? Not sure on S&H:Has anyone else tried these targets yet?
I picked up a 3 pack of these targets a couple months ago from my LGS and I have to say these targets are awesome!
The target below was shot with 18 rounds of 9mm at 30ft.
Using 3D targets gives you a much different perspective of shot placement and as opposed to paper as the bullets enter at different the contours of the 3D target making it appear like your groups are larger than they actually are..
These are made from a high density paperboard product and they can take a beaten. I've shot hundreds of rounds through the target with .22lr, 9mm, 10mm, 5.56, .300BLK, & .308 and they stand up really well without falling apart or losing large pieces.
I'm interested to hear your thoughts on training with this type of target and what other kinds of targets have you seen or used that are different or unique then standard flat targets.
3D Silhouette Target
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Had other thoughts of using non flammable, non toxic, inflatable torso targets using a refillable puncture sealant for range use. Green oozy sealant for zombies and red or another color for normal use. Could easily get messy and a bit gory sometimes? On the other hand, flammable targets in right non flammable environment could be interesting?
We can formulate a business plan and go on shark tank to pitch the plan for prepunched targets.....
That's a great price!
Had other thoughts of using non flammable, non toxic, inflatable torso targets using a refillable puncture sealant for range use. Green oozy sealant for zombies and red or another color for normal use. Could easily get messy and a bit gory sometimes? On the other hand, flammable targets in right non flammable environment could be interesting?
.... That's likely more marketable. Cut me in for 10% and it's yours
No clue, just stumbled on the site looking for something else. Thought was a good price too. What, 1/2 of original price posted? Got my attention.
I freeze old Igloo water coolers and 5 gallon water bottles. Fill them with water first. That's a lot of fun. So is tanerite.
