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The B-8 is one of those targets that just about anyone who's spent time behind a pistol will recognize. This version from Action Target keeps the tried-and-true bullseye layout but swaps in an orange center X-ring, giving your eye a bright, unmistakable spot to settle on when the clock is running. Each sheet measures 21"x24", which is the full-size format built for 25-yard timed and rapid fire strings, and you get 100 targets to a box so a single order covers a lot of range trips.
The reason this pattern has stuck around since the early NRA bullseye days is simple: it gives you real, measurable feedback. The black bullseye runs about 5.5 inches across and holds the 9, 10, and X rings, with scoring zones stepping outward down to the 7-ring. The X-ring itself is roughly 1.7 inches, so it rewards clean fundamentals and shows you exactly where your groups are drifting. That kind of honest scoring is why you'll see these on ranges used by casual plinkers, match competitors, and trainers alike.
There's more to these than just standing at the 25 and punching paper. A lot of defensive-minded folks like the B-8 because the black center loosely mirrors the vital zone of a torso, making it a solid stand-in for accountability drills at closer distances. The classic "10 shots, slow fire" and various par-time drills all run great on this sheet, and logging your scores over a box of 100 is one of the better ways to actually watch your shooting improve.
Buying the B-8 targets by the box is the practical move if you shoot with any regularity or run a club, a class, or a match. The standard paper hangs easily on common range frames and holders, tapes and scores cleanly, and 100 sheets keeps you stocked through a whole training cycle without constantly reordering.
The B-8 is set up for 25-yard pistol work, specifically timed and rapid fire strings. That said, plenty of people shoot it closer for accountability and drill work, and the scoring rings still give you useful feedback at shorter ranges. It's a flexible target that scales with your goals.
The layout and scoring rings are the same, but this version uses a bright orange center X-ring instead of an all-black bullseye. That high-contrast orange gives your eye a faster, cleaner aiming point, which helps when you're running a par time or working on quick target acquisition. Some folks just find it easier on the eyes than the traditional black center.
Rings are numbered from 10 at the center out to 7 on the outer edge, with anything outside the 7-ring counting as a miss. The X-ring in the very middle still scores 10 but is used to break ties. Logging your total across a string is a great way to track how your fundamentals are coming along over time.
Yes. At 21" x 24" the B-8 sheets hang on the common target frames and holders you'll find at most public and private ranges. The standard paper staples or tapes up easily and scores cleanly, so setup and teardown between strings is quick.
| UPC | 816506023647 |
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| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | B-8(P)OC-100 |
| Quantity | 100 Per Box |
| Product Type | Target |
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