Birchwood Casey Introduces Print-N-C Targets

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posted on June 22, 2017
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Shooters can now create their own reactive targets with the new Print-N-C Targets from Birchwood Casey.

Print-N-C Targets are 8.5"W x 11"H and will work with any inkjet or laser printer. Shooters can simply print the image of their choice on the paper and head to the range. The target you print reacts with a white ring for instant feedback. Print-N-C Targets come in packs of three. MSRP: $11.20

For more information visit birchwoodcasey.com

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