Safety/Directions

Safety

Attach the target to a sturdy stand using clamps.

Do not shoot the target with the barrel directly on it.

Wear eye and ear protection when using firearms.

Follow the four rules of gun safety when handling firearms 

No hollow points, slugs or flat nosed bullets.

Directions

Hang target with the clamps provided or your own.

When shooting rifle or handgun it is best to have a minimum of 1 inche of space between the barrel and target.

If shooting shotgun with bird or buckshot keep a distance of about 15 yards from the target. This will allow the shot pattern of these rounds to have more time to spread out causing less degradation.

Numerous shots in the same area will cause the target to degrade faster it is best to try and spread your rounds out. 

Beware that larger slower calibers will cause more degradation on this target (45 ACP)

Paint with a decent quality primer or paint and shoot again! Any color will work.(Best to use colors that contrast well with black so you can easily see your hits) 

Use the stencils and another color of paint to create different target patterns (C-zone/Circle target drills)