Two parts.
One hit.
Total send.
Binary reaction targets that stay dead-inert until you mix them — then answer a single centerfire hit with a blast you see and hear downrange.
Two inert parts. One reaction.
A binary target ships as two separate, non-explosive components. Nothing happens until you combine them — and then only a real rifle round sets it off.
01In the box
Two separate components — a fuel and an oxidizer — both completely inert on their own. Safe to ship, store, and handle. Nothing is live.
02Mix on site
Pour them together and shake at the range. That’s what arms it. Only combine when you’re ready to shoot — never pre-mix or store a live target.
03One hit
A centerfire rifle round at 2,000+ fps triggers the reaction on impact — an instant, unmistakable blast. One shot, one reaction, done.
See it. Hear it. Feel it.
A hit you don’t just score — you feel it in your chest from the firing line. This is why nobody films a paper target.
Pick your payload
Two binary sizes for centerfire rifles, plus a rimfire line for the .22. Match the target to your rifle.
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Mix it. Shake it. Shoot it.
Three steps at the range. Do them in order, and mind the distance for your size.
Mix it
At the range, pour the two components together into one pouch. Keep them separate until this moment — this is the only step that makes it live.
Shake it
Seal and shake to fully combine, then place the target downrange at or beyond the posted minimum distance for its size. Clear backstop, safe direction.
Shoot it
Step back to the line, eyes and ears on, and take the shot with a centerfire rifle. One solid hit reacts instantly. It’s one-and-done — don’t re-shoot debris.
Before your first one, read the full safety rules, distances & legal notes →