New Products Week in Review 9-8-16

Published on September 8, 2016
Duration: 2:03

This video reviews the Triumph Systems Threat Down Target, a humanoid target with reactive gel pack zones that spill upon impact. The instructor demonstrates its use at the range, noting its effectiveness for providing instant visual feedback and suggesting it as a fun option for long-distance shooting games due to varying target sizes. The target is also highlighted as environmentally friendly.

Quick Summary

The Triumph Systems Threat Down Target is a humanoid target with reactive gel pack zones that spill upon impact, offering instant visual feedback. It's environmentally friendly and suitable for long-distance shooting games due to its varied zone sizes, with pistol cartridges expected to yield dramatic results.

Chapters

  1. 00:07Introduction with Paul Le
  2. 00:12Triumph Systems Threat Down Target Overview
  3. 00:21Reactive Zones and Gel Packs
  4. 00:30Environmentally Friendly Design
  5. 00:39Shooting the Target
  6. 01:11Post-Shot Analysis and Hits
  7. 01:23Caliber Impact Discussion
  8. 01:33Long Distance Shooting Application
  9. 01:46Fun Factor and Conclusion

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Triumph Systems Threat Down Target?

The Triumph Systems Threat Down Target is a humanoid-shaped target featuring reactive gel pack zones. When hit, these gel packs spill, providing immediate and clear visual feedback on shot placement, making it an engaging tool for range practice.

How does the Threat Down Target provide visual feedback?

The target incorporates reactive gel packs within specific zones. Upon impact from a projectile, these gel packs rupture and spill their contents, creating a noticeable visual effect that clearly indicates where the target was struck.

Is the Triumph Systems Threat Down Target suitable for long-distance shooting?

Yes, the Threat Down Target is considered suitable for long-distance shooting. Its various reactive zone sizes can be used to create challenging shooting games, encouraging precision and focus at extended ranges.

What calibers are recommended for the Threat Down Target?

While tested with .223 caliber, the instructor suggests that larger calibers, including pistol cartridges, would likely produce more pronounced splattering effects. This indicates a good performance range across various firearm types.

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