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Champion Unveils VisiColor Zombie Targets

Champion introduces VisiColor Zombie paper targets in a variety of configurations, featuring critical hit placement visibility.

By NRA Staff (RSS)

July 11, 2011

7/11/2011

Champion Traps and Targets has unveiled the latest product to sate the zombie-fighting itch sweeping the shooting world: VisiColor Zombie Targets.

The large, 12- by 18-inch paper targets feature high-resolution prints of zombie hostage situations, door breeches and street attacks in a variety of shooting scenarios and difficulty levels. VisiColor technology highlights different areas in different colors, with critical hits in the zombie line turning radiation green and body shots appearing flourescent yellow, providing shooters with instant feedback about shot placement.

The VisiColor Zombie Targets will be available before Labor Day weekend in eight different patterns in variety packs of six targets or bulk packs of 50. For additional information, please visit the Champion Target website.

To get an exclusive preview of the full zombie target line, visit the Champion VisiColor Targets photo gallery!

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3 Responses to Champion Unveils VisiColor Zombie Targets

DIRO wrote:
July 26, 2011

Zombie Targets here.. http://www.surplusammo.com/categories/Zombie-Targets/

Brandon wrote:
July 19, 2011

Greg, the site has pictures of the targets and the announcement. Read the article to find out about availability.

Greg wrote:
July 14, 2011

I looked at the link you provided with the article and there is no Zombie targets on that site at all. They have paper targets but no Zombie targets. I looked at every thing they had available in all categories and there was not one zombie target, so dont know what that is all about but maybe they need to update their product availability. Just thought you should know.