Rectangular targets measuring 23 inches wide and 35 inches tall, constructed from paper or similar material, serve as aiming points in shooting sports and training exercises. These provide a visible and easily replaceable surface for marking shot placement, crucial for analyzing accuracy and improving skill. A variety of designs printed on these surfaces, such as concentric circles, silhouettes, or grid patterns, cater to specific training needs and disciplines.
Affordable and disposable, these targets contribute significantly to safe and effective firearms practice. Their standardized dimensions allow for consistent training across different locations and shooting scenarios. From recreational target shooting to law enforcement training, the use of such targets has a long history, enabling shooters to hone their skills and understand ballistic performance. The ability to easily document shot groupings facilitates performance analysis, leading to refined technique and improved accuracy.
