Bash Targets Cardboard Silhouette IPDA Perforated

Bash targets cardboard silhouette IPDA perforated are training targets designed for pistol and rifle marksmanship practice, featuring human-form silhouettes printed on heavy-duty cardboard with perforated scoring rings enabling precise hit scoring and skill assessment. The IPDA designation indicates International Practical Shooting Confederation standard dimensions and scoring geometry, allowing shooters to assess performance against standardised competitive benchmarks.

Target construction employs 0.5mm to 1.0mm thickness corrugated cardboard with colour-printed silhouette and scoring grid, typically featuring a full-body human form at reduced scale or life-size depending on intended engagement distance. Cardboard material provides minimal ballistic resistance — rounds pass completely through without deflection — allowing shooters to assess marksmanship accuracy without confusion from ricochet or deflection effects common with steel or reactive targets.

Perforated scoring rings enable rapid visual assessment of shot grouping and target relocation without requiring operator approach to the berm. Holes are typically pre-punched to 6mm to 8mm diameter, with colour-coding distinguishing scoring zones — typically A-zone (torso), B-zone (upper extremities), and C-zone (lower extremities) — allowing point calculation based on hit distribution. Printed distance markers enable sight-in verification at known ranges — 7 metres, 15 metres, 25 metres — without requirement for external range markers or surveying equipment.

Standard IPDA target dimensions are approximately 600mm width by 800mm height, compatible with standard target frame mounting systems used across shooting ranges. Cardboard thickness and colour contrast are designed to provide adequate visibility at 25+ metres engagement distance while remaining economical for high-volume training use.

In Pakistan, IPDA cardboard silhouette targets support police firearms training, military marksmanship qualification, and civilian competitive shooting across ranges in Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad, and smaller provincial centres.

Tactical Supply Pakistan supplies IPDA-compliant cardboard silhouette targets and replacement cardstock for institutional and competitive shooting facilities.