Bullet Seal™ Targets

- Military Rifle
- Military Silhouette
- National Guard
- Competition Targets
- Target Re-facings
- Target Blanks
- Spotters

Old vs. New Comparison
For the last 100 years, outdoor shooting ranges worldwide have used wood, staples, cardboard, paper and glue to construct their ranges and make targets. This creates the potential for unsafe shrapnel. In addition, targets and frames created the OLD WAY are difficult and untimely to repair and remove.
Our target systems are made of a proprietary blend of plastics and are designed to last 20 to 30 times longer than the old technology. Unlike all current systems, our product is “all weather proof” withstanding temperatures over 150° and below zero. It can be shot on in the rain and heat, and our patent pending frame responds very well to high winds.
Click the tabs above to compare the OLD vs. the NEW PIERCE Bullet Seal™ technology.
• Labor intensive
• Screws-nails-staples-metal plates
• Splinters- shrapnel
• Weakness from knots, causes breakage in the wind
• Power tools (skill and table saws -drills-staple guns ect)
• Air compressor-Air tools
• Cannot stand up to all weather elements (high winds-rain-ect)
• Wood frame has to be disposed of (trashed)
• Non Environmental
• Bullet Seal™ Target System
• No Labor
• Assembly takes less than a minute
• Patent Pending blend of plastics
• Light weight
• Can withstand hundreds and even thousands more rounds
• Withstands all weather elements (Wind-Rain-Heat)
• No warpage
• Stored in small storage areas
• Portable to travel in any Vehicle
• Universal frame to adapt to any target
• NO Splinters
• NO Shrapnel
• NO Tools
• Environmental safe
• Recyclable (Green Product)
• Recyclable Program
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