These definitely have varying distinct sounds. Does anyone think these would make a huge difference shooting at long distances? I wonder har far out you can hear these and if all of the sounds travel equally to be clearly hear by the shooter. My first thought was that one would know if they're hitting the center area of the target just by sound. That's convenient. Not sure how far the sound travels. Are these targets made of one, soild, continuous piece of steel? I can now see the answer to that question by veiwing the targets on their site. They make cuts in the metal, but leave the cut segments connected at 2 points.
12" round target and "STOP" sign goes for $185
24" targets go for $300
30" x 18" Silhouette target goes for $300
They can be used for airguns and firearms. They're are distance recommendations for high velocity rounds. That makes me wonder how these would hold up in front of an AEA Zeus.
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