Product Overview
Enhance your sight-in sessions with the Birchwood Casey Shoot-N-C Target Sight-In Pack, featuring twelve 12-inch reactive targets. These targets create a sharp, chartreuse ring around each bullet hole, providing quick visual confirmation of hits and reducing the need to walk to check impacts. The vibrant color ensures high visibility in various lighting conditions, making your shooting practice more efficient and enjoyable. The adhesive backing allows for easy setup on most shooting ranges or backyard ranges, ensuring the targets stay firmly in place during your session. Ideal for firearm sight-in, zeroing, or general target practice, these targets help shooters identify shot placement rapidly and accurately.
Each pack includes twelve targets and 144 pasters, enabling multiple sessions without additional purchases. The reactive nature of the targets makes it simple to see impacts immediately, which can improve shot placement accuracy over time. Constructed with durable materials, these targets are designed to withstand repeated impacts while maintaining their visibility and effectiveness. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced marksman, these targets are a valuable tool for firearm calibration and honing shooting skills.
The Birchwood Casey Shoot-N-C targets are suitable for use with rifles, pistols, and shotguns, offering versatility for various shooting disciplines. Their easy-to-apply adhesive backing ensures a secure fit on different surfaces, while the bright, reactive colors make it easy to track shot placement from a distance. These targets are an excellent choice for range days, training, or competitions, providing consistent performance and visibility each time you shoot.
Features:
- Reactive target creates a sharp, chartreuse ring around each bullet hole for quick visibility
- High visibility impact reduces the need to walk to check shots
- Adhesive backing for easy setup on most surfaces
- Includes 12 targets and 144 pasters for multiple practice sessions
- Ideal for firearm sight-in, zeroing, and target practice
