Brand: EZ Aim
Firearm Rating: Suitable for handguns and rifles
Caliber Rating: Compatible with all calibers and gauges
Illustration: Coyote silhouette with shaded vital organ placement indicators
Mount Type: Non-adhesive; intended for use with staples or clips on target stands
Range: Half-sized format designed for optimal visibility at various training distances.
Thickness: 0.25 inches (standard corrugated board thickness).
Height: 23 inches
Width: 35 inches
Material: High-quality corrugated stock (heavy-duty cardboard)
Color: Brown/Tan
Quantity: Typically sold as 1 target per pack, though some retailers offer bulk cartons of 20.

Features

The Allen EZ Aim Coyote Corrugated Silhouette Target is a large-format paper shooting target designed to simulate realistic predator-hunting scenarios and improve shot placement. Featuring a lifelike coyote silhouette, it provides a practical aiming surface for range training and hunting preparation. Made from durable corrugated stock, the target is built to withstand repeated impacts while maintaining clear visibility. Printed vital-area references help shooters refine accuracy and practice precise shot placement. Its full-size 23" x 35" design offers an expansive target area, making it ideal for rifle practice, hunting drills, and skill development.

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