Gamo Competition Target

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posted on December 16, 2013
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Designed for one or two shooters, Gamo’s easy-to-assemble Competition Target is perfect for honing shooting skills or friendly competition.

For use with air rifles attaining up to 1,000 fps with lead pellets, hitting the orange targets on the side spinners moves the logoed front pieces from left to right. The Competition Target measures 135/16x17 inches (with stakes in place) and weighs 2 pounds. Price: $50.

Contact: Gamo Outdoor USA; (888) 872-4266; gamooutdoorusa.com.

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