Official Uspsa Targets – Ipsc Cardboard Targets for Shooting – Regulation Size 30x18in, Tactical Silhouette Cardboard Paper for Shooting Range Practice, Heavy-Duty Torso, Durable Design
- DURABLE MATERIAL FOR LONG-LASTING USE – Our ipsc targets cardboard are constructed from high-quality, heavy-duty paper or cardboard, these USPSA targets are designed to withstand multiple rounds of shooting, ensuring durability for both practice and competitive use.
- REGULATION-SIZED TARGETS FOR ACCURATE TRAINING – These uspsa targets cardboard meet official size standards, providing shooters with the perfect tool to improve their accuracy and skills. Ideal for competitive training and enhancing precision in practical shooting scenarios.
- EASY TO SET UP AND REMOVE – Designed for quick and hassle-free setup, these USPSA targets can be easily mounted on target stands or backers. Their convenient design allows for rapid replacement, saving time between shooting sessions.
- PERFECT FOR INDOOR AND OUTDOOR SHOOTING RANGES – Whether you’re practicing at an indoor range or outdoors, these targets are suitable for all environments. Their durable construction ensures performance under various conditions, including wind and moisture.
- CLEAR SCORING ZONES FOR PRACTICE AND COMPETITION – The USPSA targets feature clearly defined scoring zones, making it easy to track progress and improve shooting performance. These targets are perfect for competitive shooters aiming to enhance their skills.
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