Setting up safe in-close reactive steel target exercises can be a real challenge.  Placing reactive steel at the wrong angle or in too close to the shooters firing position can endanger the shooter and other trainees with bullet ricochets and splatter. 

The safer reactive target alternative is Newbold's self-sealing polymer targets.  Bullets pass through Newbold targets while the targets react to your hits.  And they help law enforcement and military firearms instructors set up more realistic instruction courses by allowing them to place these portable, lightweight, no-splatter targets in-close -- into new attention-grabbing positions that allow recruits and expert marksmen alike to improve their accuracy and speed -- with no need to worry about bullet ricochets and splatter. 

How many reactive handgun targets can your recruits hit in 5-seconds?  Newbold's reactive Targets don't have cross-hairs or bulls-eyes.  Our multi-colored polymer targets help to train pistol shooters to quickly identify and fire only on, for example, "round-red-intruders".  They help them learn to keep their eyes in motion and to briefly focus on each designated intruder target just long enough to properly register the target, to aim and shoot.

With Newbold self-sealing targets, police, law enforcement and the military are able to minimize and eliminate injuries due to bullet fragment ricochets and splatter.  As a side benefit, their in-close target range shooting exercises have become safer and yet, even more challenging -- with a little bit of fun added into the mix.

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