Realistic Targets

Realistic targets put a face, a weapon and a decision in front of the shooter. Photo-real threats, hostage scenarios and no-shoot zones train judgment along with accuracy, which is exactly what defensive shooting demands.

What makes a target realistic

Realistic Target FeaturesTrain the eyes as well as the triggerPhoto-realPeople, notcirclesThreat cuesWeapons, handsand intentNo-shoot zonesHostages andbystanders3D shapesDepth and angleslike real lifeTarget Buyers Guide.comGun Websites Firearms Network

Threat and no-threat targets

Targets that show a weapon in one hand and a phone in another force a decision before the shot. Mixing threat and no-threat targets keeps drills honest.

Novelty and themed targets

Zombie and themed targets add fun to a range day and keep new shooters engaged, while still rewarding good hits in the right places.

Thermal and 3D targets

Thermal targets show up under thermal optics for night training, and 3D foam or rubber targets add realistic depth and angles.

Thermal targets shown at SHOT Show 2020
Thermal targets shown at SHOT Show 2020

More options are on Training Targets and Reactive Targets.

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