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Light it up with the HIT Target Impact Indicator by Hornady.

Crossbow shooters need to be smart when purchasing archery targets. If you make a poor choice, the result will be lost arrows — and lost dollars.

The Delta McKenzie Big-8 is the first poured-foam archery target to utilize an eight-sided “asymmetric hexagon” design.

With the Birchwood Casey World of Targets Gallery resetting airgun target, you can shoot, reset and then shoot again.

A new member of the company’s extensive Speedbag archery target lineup, the compact Delta McKenzie Speedbag Revolver measures 12x12x12 inches.

The Delta SideWinder bag target delivers oversize dimensions for longer lasting use and high-contrast aim-points for easier target acquisition.

Built tough, the Morrell High Roller 21 archery target will take the punishment delivered by today’s hard-hitting compounds and crossbows.

You’ve heard the archery advice, “Aim small, miss small.” If that works for you, great. For many bowhunters, however, there’s a better system.

The made-in-the-USA SEVR 21-inch HD Backyard Archery Target will stop field points and broadheads from the fastest compounds and crossbows.

The new Rinehart Midwest Buck 3-D target simulates a 155-pound whitetail with a large 5x5 rack.

Red-dot optics are a hot accessory for some predator hunters, and a new line of targets from EZ2C Targets helps you get dialed in faster at the range.

If you’re tired of your targets falling victim to water damage, Rite in the Rain is about to save your day — and target.

Feral Targets are affordable, fast to assemble and can take more than 1,000 rounds.

HCR and Jim Spinella teamed up for a 4,210-yard shot using 375 CheyTac rifles and scopes engineered for insanely high MOA.

Clay Target Nation debuts as the official magazine of the National Skeet Shooting Association and National Sporting Clays Association. Consider joining today for lots of reasons, including a subscription to Clay Target Nation magazine.

Where archers in the old days could get away with shooting at paper plates stuck onto hay bales, changing times and evolving equipment call for advanced targets.

With more than 8,600 student athletes representing over 250 teams, clay target shooting has quickly become a favorite sport of Minnesota's high school students. It's also one of the safest, with zero reported injuries or gun-free zone violations since 2001.

Practice shooting the same targets you’ll be shooting in competition. The familiarity you gain will be indispensable.

The Crazy Quail Mini is an ingenious clay target thrower created by a couple self-proclaimed technology geeks who also happen to love to shoot. Man, does it look like fun.

For 2011 innovation comes in a wide variety of formats and price tags, which means there’s something right for every shop, club or back yard.