HOW TO SHOOT
K-D PIVOT^™& POPPER TARGETS

Newbold’s Knock-Down K-D Pivot^™ Targets — KD-Pivot targets snap into Pivot Bases.  When hit, K-D Pivot^™ targets fall over backwards and stay down until reset, either with a simple pull-string at up to 50-feet away, or by going down-range and manually resetting them.  The Pivot Base (sold separately) is made of self-sealing ElastiMAX^™, so the bullets pass through the base too. The Pivot Base is secured to the wood target stand with wood screws or with ElastiMAX^™ Nuts & Bolts. 

KD-Pivot Target snaps into the Pivot Base:

                   

 Some shooters like to mount them upside-down because when you hit them this way, they flip back — like our HangTuff targets — except that the flipping motion is straight back and it stops moving in about a second, ready for the next shot.
  
KD-Pivot Targets can be mounted upsidedown:
                    

Replaceable K-D Pivot targets are in-the-long-run considerably less expensive than L-Series targets because they are not as thick — 7/16" vs. 5/8" — and the Pivot Base remains usable because it does not have to be replaced as often as the target.


Newbold's Pepper Poppers — are essentially K-D Pivot-like targets, but on a larger scale (42" and 22" high) — they knock down when hit.  The smaller 22" Popper can be reset manually or remotely with a string-pull/reset option.  See photos and descriptions of the Popper Targets toward the bottom of the Order Page.

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