Action Target B-16 NRA 25-Yard Slow Fire Bullseye Target 100/Box

Description

The Action Target B-16 is the target most bullseye pistol shooters cut their teeth on. It follows the official NRA specification for 25-yard slow fire, with a single black bull measuring 5-5/16 inches across and concentric 7, 8, 9, and 10 scoring rings plus an X ring buried in the center for tiebreakers. The whole sheet runs 10.5 by 12 inches, printed in high-contrast black on white so you can call your shots and score groups without squinting downrange.

What sets the B-16 apart from cheaper paper is the tagboard stock. It's a heavier, stiffer material that hangs flat, resists tearing at the shot holes, and keeps the scoring rings readable even after you've stacked a bunch of rounds into the middle. That matters when you're scoring a match or tracking your progress over time, because a clean hole tells you exactly where each round landed.

Why the B-16 Slow Fire Target Belongs in Your Range Bag

Slow fire is all about the fundamentals: sight alignment, breathing, and a smooth trigger press. The B-16 is built for exactly that kind of deliberate, one-shot-at-a-time work at 25 yards. Since it's the NRA-approved standard, what you shoot in practice lines up directly with what you'll see in sanctioned competition, so there's no guesswork when you step up to a real match.

Getting the Most Out of the Action Target B-16

These use a simple hanging mount and drop right onto standard range holders and target frames, so setup takes seconds. The 100-count box is the practical way to buy them if you shoot regularly or run a club or range, since you won't be reordering every few weeks. Whether you're a new pistol shooter drilling the basics or a seasoned competitor keeping your scores sharp, the B-16 is a proven, no-nonsense tool that does one job and does it well.