Targets for shooting practice – from simple range work to dynamic drills

The "Targets" section of the KingArms.ee online store brings together everything you need
for convenient and clear shooting practice – from simple paper and cardboard targets to more “reactive”
and fun options. Here you’ll find suitable solutions for airsoft players, airgun owners and those who
train with various training platforms.

The right target makes training not only more interesting, but also much more productive: it helps you
practice aiming, evaluate grouping, control your mistakes and track your progress from session to session.

Main types of targets in this category

In this category you will find different types of targets designed for different tasks and shooting styles.

• Paper and cardboard targets. A classic option for ranges and training at short and
  medium distances. These can be circle targets, silhouettes, IPSC-style shapes, targets with scoring zones
  and more.
• Reactive and “fun” targets. Targets that provide more visible feedback on hit:
  they change colour in the hit zone, break into segments or imitate fruits, objects and other unusual
  shapes. This format is great for fun shooting and helps prevent training from turning into a boring routine.
• Targets for sight zeroing. Special targets with a grid, central point and
  correction zones, which are very convenient for zeroing optical and red dot sights.

How to choose targets for your training goals

To make your training as effective as possible, it’s worth choosing targets based on your weapon type
and shooting style.

• For airsoft and airguns. Lightweight paper and cardboard targets, as well as bright
  reactive options, work very well. They clearly show hits and do not require complicated mounting systems.
• For precision practice. It is better to use targets with fine markings, concentric
  circles, small “bullseyes” and clearly marked scoring zones. This makes it easier to analyse grouping and
  systematic errors (pulling left/right, high/low).
• For dynamic drills. Larger silhouettes and clearly visible targets are a good choice,
  as they can be picked up quickly even while moving. You can combine several targets, build small scenarios
  and simulate different training tasks.

Tips for setting up and using targets

Correct setup of the target is an important part of safe and effective training.

• Use secure mounting. Paper and cardboard targets are easiest to mount on dedicated
  stands, backers or boards so they don’t fall over or flap around in the wind.
• Match target size to distance. At short distances you can work with small,
  “precision” targets, while at longer distances it is better to use larger silhouettes or circle targets
  so hits are clearly visible.
• Record your results. If you train regularly, it can be useful to keep some of your
  most representative targets – this makes it easy to see your progress and understand which skills still
  need work.

Targets for practice at the range and outdoors

Targets from this category can be used both at proper shooting ranges and outdoors, where it is allowed
and safe to do so. For airsoft and airguns it is especially convenient to take compact sets of targets
with you, which can be quickly attached to a temporary stand or board.

When training outdoors, always keep safety and cleanliness in mind: choose a safe shooting direction,
use an appropriate backstop or pellet trap, and take all used targets and rubbish with you after the
session.

Why buy targets from KingArms.ee

The KingArms.ee online store offers a carefully selected range of targets for different
types of shooting:

• paper and cardboard targets for ranges and regular training;
• reactive and non-standard targets for fun shooting and extra motivation;
• options suitable for airsoft, airguns and training platforms;
• compact sets and targets that are easy to store and transport;
• fast delivery across Estonia and convenient pickup options.

By choosing targets from the "Targets" section at KingArms.ee, you can build a complete
training kit – from simple paper targets to more challenging reactive options – and make every training
session more visual, safer and more effective.