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Action Target DT4A100 Training Discretionary Command Circle/Square 23 in x 35 in Multi-Color 100 Per Box Paper Targets

$53.43
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Category
Accessories
Accessory Type
Targets & Training
UPC
816506020028
MPN
DT4A100

Overview

The Action Target Discretionary Command Training Target (DT-4A-100) is a paper target designed for law enforcement, military, and commercial range training applications. It provides a specialized solution for various shooting disciplines, including rifle sighting, tactical drills, and 3-gun competition preparation.

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