Where Can I Get … Weatherproof Targets

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posted on September 15, 2017
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Gone are the days of water-logged paper targets; Rite in the Rain offers a wide selection of weatherproof targets that are approved for use in NRA-sanctioned matches. Protected by a patented moisture-shield coating, Rite in the Rain targets shrug off rainy conditions, can be written on when wet and are designed to produce clean, easy-to-see bullet holes. The 9126 Zeroing Target, shown here, is intended for use with rifles and pistols at 25 meters. Price: $18 (per 100). Contact: JL Darling LLC; (253) 922-5000; riteintherain.com.


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