The Hornady target 2-pack impact indicator HIT is designed to help you quickly and accurately assess your shots during target practice. These bright, high-visibility impact indicators attach directly to your target and provide an immediate, visible signal of where your bullet has struck, making it easier to adjust your aim and focus on improvement. The 2-pack ensures you have a spare and their durable construction stands up to multiple uses. Perfect for shooting ranges, competitions or any shooting activity, the Hornady HIT gives you the edge by allowing for quick feedback, saving time and enhancing your shooting accuracy. Upgrade your training and improve your precision with the Hornady Target Impact Indicator HIT today.

The ultra-bright light highlights bullet impact on distant steel targets, providing instant shot confirmation
Visible up to 1000+ yd, enhancing long-range target tracking under suitable conditions
The elastic band enables easy attachment to most stands, providing flexibility and secure placement for various setups
Micro-USB rechargeability offers effortless charging without the hassle of replacement batteries
The Morse code "H-I-T" blinks upon impact, providing immediate and clear shot confirmation
Built-in accelerometer detects bullet vibrations for precise target activation

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