Full-Size Silhouette Target Cool 45-80F
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Self-Healing Technology: Our full-size polymer silhouette shooting target are engineered with cutting-edge self-healing materials that instantly seal bullet holes upon impact. The energy from the bullet as it safely passed through the material triggers the reactiveness of the target, without the danger of ricochets and splash back of bullet fragments.
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Patented Color-Changing Capability: Our patented heat activated material features a unique color-changing technology. When struck by a bullet, the target temporarily changes color at the point of impact, providing instant visual feedback.
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Durability: Made from premium, lightweight, weatherproof materials, our targets are built to withstand the rigors of repeated use in various shooting environments. Manufactured with the highest quality of materials, our targets are guaranteed to provide a long service life on the range for even the most avid shooters.
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Calibers: Our targets work with all common pistol and rifle calibers. From .22 long rifle to .308 and larger. Full-metal jacket and ball ammunition is preferred. Avoid hollow points, wadcutters and blunt-faced projectiles. Projectiles traveling under 800FPS are NOT permitted as they can ricochet.
How it Works:
Simply pick the temperature range for the climate you will be shooting in. Mount utilizing the premade holes in the target to a wood frame using woodscrews, or simply clamp body of the target to an existing stand. Start shooting with no need to tape, paint or replace the target!
· Regulation size IPSC target
· Temporarily changes color at the point of impact
· Ricochet free, safe at any distance
· Indoor and outdoor use
· Good for thousands of rounds
· Weighs less than 5lbs
· Suitable for all pistol and rifle calibers
· Avoid hollow-point and flat tip projectiles
· Protect from UV light when not in use
· Maintenance free, no need to tape, paint or replace the target
· Product Dimensions 29 1/2" L x 18 W" x 3/8 H"
Cool Weather Target 45-80F
Between 45-60F the target is black and hits are yellow
Between 60-80F the target turns from black to red and hits are yellow
(Color change last between 30 seconds to 2 minutes depending on ambient temperature)
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