Target Face Set | family
Sale price
$19.56
Regular price $39.11
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Target faces are consumables. Shoot regularly and the centre is gone in a few weeks – and then you resent paying shipping for a one-euro sheet of paper. This pack solves that for a whole season.
Product features at a glance:
Family version, 40 cm: animal faces hare, deer and wild boar, darts face and FITA face
4x Wooden target pins for fixing the faces
All faces within a version share the same size and match the corresponding target
Printed on tear-resistant paper
Description:
Why a pack pays off
A single face costs one to three euros – and often more than that to ship. In a pack that cost spreads across five motifs and you have months of supply in the cupboard. Anyone with a target standing in the garden buys faces three or four times a year anyway.
five motifs, five ways to practise
The three animal faces train instinctive shooting at a kill zone, the way a 3D course demands. The darts face is the fun element for an afternoon with friends, because everyone already knows the rules. Variety in practice is not a luxury: shoot at the same face forever and eventually you are only training boredom.
Mind the size
A face should fill the target. For targets up to 60 x 60 centimetres the 40 cm version is right; for larger targets and for anyone shooting longer distances, take the 60 cm version. Neither version mixes sizes – deliberately, because an undersized face leaves half the target unused and wears the centre out twice as fast.
Target Face Set | family
Sale price
$19.56
Regular price $39.11
Product features at a glance:
Family version, 40 cm: animal faces hare, deer and wild boar, darts face and FITA face
4x Wooden target pins for fixing the faces
All faces within a version share the same size and match the corresponding target
Printed on tear-resistant paper
Description:
Why a pack pays off
A single face costs one to three euros – and often more than that to ship. In a pack that cost spreads across five motifs and you have months of supply in the cupboard. Anyone with a target standing in the garden buys faces three or four times a year anyway.
five motifs, five ways to practise
The three animal faces train instinctive shooting at a kill zone, the way a 3D course demands. The darts face is the fun element for an afternoon with friends, because everyone already knows the rules. Variety in practice is not a luxury: shoot at the same face forever and eventually you are only training boredom.
Mind the size
A face should fill the target. For targets up to 60 x 60 centimetres the 40 cm version is right; for larger targets and for anyone shooting longer distances, take the 60 cm version. Neither version mixes sizes – deliberately, because an undersized face leaves half the target unused and wears the centre out twice as fast.