Brand: EZ Aim
Firearm Rating: Recommended for pistols, handguns, shotguns, and air guns (airsoft/BB/pellet).
Caliber Rating: Compatible with all calibers and gauges
Illustration: A complete 52-card deck of playing cards, displayed face-up
Mount Type: Non-adhesive; intended for use with staples, tape, or clips on target stands.
Range: Large format designed for exceptional visibility at various training distances.
Thickness: 0.25 inches (corrugated stock)
Height: 35 inches
Width: 23 inches
Material: Robust corrugated stock (heavy-duty cardboard)
Color: Brown/Tan
Quantity: 1 target per pack

Features

The Allen EZ Aim Deck of Cards Shooting Target & Backer is a fun, game-style shooting target designed to make practice more interactive and engaging. Printed with a full deck of playing cards, it allows shooters to create a variety of skill-building games—such as target poker or card-selection challenges—while improving accuracy and shot control. Made from durable corrugated stock, the target also functions as a sturdy backer for reliable support during repeated use. Its large 23" x 35" format provides plenty of aiming points and clear visual separation between cards, making it ideal for recreational range sessions, competitive drills, or group shooting activities.

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