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This brand new Pro Target Training set is perfect for any airsoft player. Fine tuning your gun or just practicing your marksmanship can easily be performed now. Its operation is so simple: hit the first target and it falls, repeat on second and third target and the target resets itself. All three targets pop back up using sensor technology. You do not have to walk back and forth to reset, so simple! Great for indoor basement shooting in the cold winters too!

You must be 18 years old or older to purchase from this site. Check with local laws before purchasing or using anything from this website to verify you full compliance with state & local air gun laws & regulations. All airsoft guns purchase from this site will have a (1/4 inch) permanent blazing orange tip as required by US law. Never take your airsoft gun into a public place and or area. Do not shoot at or towards other individuals.

Regardless of whether or not you already own an airsoft gun or are just shopping for one online you're going to have the same problem as all airsoft owners - something to shoot at. Airsoft guns and rifles can be used indoors and outdoors and are relatively safe to use in a wide variety of circumstances and situations. Most airsoft owners tend to opt for firing at tin cans or printable airsoft targets. Are they the only air soft gun targets on the market? Nope. There are two specially designed types of airsoft targets to increase your airsoft fun - and save you money.

Ok I know you're sitting there now asking Ummm well how can specially designed airsoft targets save me money genius!? That's easy enough to answer. Airsoft guns fire 6mm plastic bbs. These come in a wide variety of colors and weights but they all share one common flaw - they're incredibly easy to lose indoors and one hundred times easier to lose outdoors. They're just that small that they're very hard to find at the best of times. Now these airsoft bbs don't cost a fortune but nobody wants to waste money these days so why not do what you can to save money on your airsoft hobby?