Shooting targets: optimize your training and accuracy
Whether you enjoy target shooting, recreational shooting, airsoft, or air rifles, a shooting target is an essential part of your setup. It allows you to evaluate your accuracy, work on your groupings, and improve your performance in every discipline.
Which type of target should you choose?
Our collection covers every need:
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Paper targets: ideal for precision shooting and impact analysis
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Metal targets: reactive on impact, perfect for dynamic shooting
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Freestanding targets: quick to set up outdoors or at the range
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Silhouette or gong targets: realistic immersion with immediate audible feedback
What are they used for?
- 22LR or large-caliber rifle shooting
- Airsoft or training replicas
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Shooting ranges, indoors or outdoors
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Tactical simulations or dynamic courses (IPSC, TSV, etc.)
Durability and visibility at the heart of our selection
Our shooting targets are designed to withstand hundreds of impacts, with high-contrast areas to make results easier to read. Some feature numbered zones, anatomical markings, or automatic rotation systems for smooth, uninterrupted training.
Improve your skills with reliable, suitable training supports, selected for demanding shooters and recreational enthusiasts alike.
What is the target used in archery called?
The target used in archery is called an "archery butt" or a "target face." The target face is the paper section with concentric circles in different colors, while the butt is the straw, foam, or synthetic support that absorbs the arrows.
What is a synonym for shooting?
Depending on the context, synonyms for "shooting" may include discharge, gunfire, projection, ballistics, or even a shootout. In sports, it refers to the act of aiming and sending a projectile (bullet, arrow, pellet, etc.) toward a target.
What is the center of a shooting target called?
The center of a shooting target is called the "center," the "bull's-eye," or the "bullseye." It is the area of the target that scores the maximum number of points, generally yellow or red depending on the discipline.
What is the official target for archery?
The official archery target for recognized competitions (such as World Archery) is a 122 cm target face with 10 scoring zones ranging from 1 to 10 points. The center (10-ring) measures 12.2 cm. The entire target face is attached to an archery butt that complies with safety standards.
