Train for speed and accuracy under pressure or just have fun competing against friends with the innovative PT dueling tree - the target made for two. The PT dueling tree has six reactive paddles for interactive training and competitive fun. Designed to swing from one side to the other when hit, the paddles challenge shooters target location and speed under the pressure of head-to-head competition. Because it's made of 3/8 inches AR500 armor steel, the standard PT dueling tree is designed for handgun ammunition up to 44 Magnum and 45 ACP. Whether it's intensive training you're looking for or just a way to have fun on the weekends, the PT dueling tree has exactly what you need. The PT dueling tree consists of a forward leaning center stand which allows gravity to do the work as the six reactive armor steel paddles swing from one side to the other when shot. Because the target is gravity reset and doesn't rely on springs or mechanisms, the PT dueling tree gives you reliable results every time. A deceptively simple design also makes it easy to assemble and disassemble. Each target paddle slides into two rings on the back of the stand that hold it securely in place but still allow for unrestricted movement and easy assembly and disassembly.

Features:

10 yd+ handgun shooting distance
6 inches dia paddles

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