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Action Target Discretionary Command Training Target V2-A, 23 in x 35 in, 100 Per Box DT-2A-100

$45.91
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Brand
Action Target
Color
Black/Blue/Red/Yellow
Category
Accessories
Accessory Type
Targets & Training
UPC
816506020257
MPN
DT2A100

Overview

The Action Target Discretionary Command Training Target (V2-A) is a high-quality paper target measuring 23 inches by 35 inches, designed for target identification and engagement training. Featuring a layout of 3 colors, 3 shapes, and 6 numbers, this target is suitable for range exercises where instructors call out specific identifiers for the shooter to engage. These targets are durable and sized to fit most standard target backers. Each box contains 100 targets.

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