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USPSA CLASSIC - 100 Target Barn Cardboard Targets *PRINTING ERROR*

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  • Target Material – 1/8” Corrugated Board
  • Target Shape – Trapezoid Silhouette
  • Target Organization – United States Practical Shooting Association
  • Target Size – 18” x 24”
  • Scoring Zones - 'A' 'C' 'D' (inside to out)
  • PRINTING ERROR - PRINTING ON WHITE SIDE OF TARGET

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  • Purchase 2 for $6.99/ea.
These USPSA classic targets were misprinted. The printing is on the white side, instead of on the brown side as required by USPSA regulations. You cannot use these factory defect targets in a competition.

Whoops! Looks like someone had a bad day at the target factory, because they made what we refer to in the industry as a “boneheaded mistake.” These USPSA classic targets would have been perfect if not for one little thing: their printing is on their white sides instead of on their brown sides, which means the judges will laugh at you and tell you to go home if you attempt to use them during a competition.

Aside from that extremely glaring factory defect, these are otherwise normal USPSA classic targets: a simple trapezoidal profile instead of the silhouette of a human form, die cut from 1/8” corrugated cardboard, approximately 18” wide and 24” high, with perforated scoring lines indicating the Alpha, Charlie and Delta official scoring zones. Of course, we must reiterate that those scoring lines are on the wrong sides of the targets. We can’t overemphasize that.

But all is not lost. You can still use these defective and greatly discounted targets for training purposes. You can also use them as giant coasters. Tie strings to them if you want to make the world’s least useful kites. Use them to line a bird cage or start a campfire. Just don’t attempt to use them in a competition!
  • Manufacturer Target Barn
  • Target Type Cardboard
  • Quantity 100
  • Length (in.) 24
  • Width (in.) 18
  • UPC Barcode R0721202213882

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