NRA Gun Gear of the Week: Gunsite Option Targets

Published on November 2, 2018
Duration: 4:38

This expert guide from Joe Kurtenbach of American Rifleman details the Gunsite Option Target, emphasizing its design to train shooters to focus on vital areas for effective defensive shooting. The target's unique scoring zones and subdued camouflage pattern encourage precision and front sight discipline, moving away from traditional bullseye shooting.

Quick Summary

The Gunsite Option Target, featured by NRA's Joe Kurtenbach, is designed to enhance defensive shooting skills by training focus on vital areas like the high chest cavity and spinal line, moving beyond traditional bullseye targets. Its subdued camouflage pattern aids concentration.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introducing Gunsite Option Targets
  2. 00:26Gunsite Academy and Target Introduction
  3. 01:11Target Design and Purpose Explained
  4. 02:00Scoring Areas and Defensive Shooting Focus
  5. 03:18Recap and Training Benefits
  6. 04:09Where to Purchase Gunsite Targets

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the primary benefit of using Gunsite Option Targets for firearm training?

The Gunsite Option Targets are designed to train shooters to focus on vital areas of the target, such as the high chest cavity and spinal line, which are more critical for effective defensive shooting, rather than traditional large bullseyes.

What are the dimensions of the scoring areas on a Gunsite Option Target?

The Gunsite Option Target features a chest cavity scoring area that is 8 inches wide by 7 7/8 inches tall (arced), and a head cavity scoring area that is 4 1/8 inches wide by 3 inches tall (slanted).

Why does the Gunsite Option Target use a subdued camouflage pattern?

The subdued camouflage pattern on the Gunsite Option Target is intended to blur non-essential lines, forcing the shooter to concentrate their focus on the critical vital areas of the target, thereby improving accuracy and defensive effectiveness.

Where can I purchase Gunsite Option Targets?

Gunsite Option Targets can be purchased directly from Gunsite's website or their online store. They are priced at 50 cents each, with shipping costs varying by location.

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