GTGConsult joins forces with RE Factor Tactical for Baseline Targets (VIDEO)
GTGConsult teams up with RE Factor tactical to bring its Baseline Targets to U.S. consumers, making it easier for recreational shooters and professional to make the most of their range time.
The Baseline Target features many individual target zones and a single target that can be used for roughly 200 to 250 rounds of plinking before needing to be swapped out for a new target.
The Baseline Target helps recreational and professionals make training more efficient. (Photo: RE Factor Tactical)
“The GTG Baseline Target was designed to make it easier for recreational shooters as well as professional users to be efficient on the range, minimizing time spent on pasting targets while still upholding shot accountability and the ability to score,” the company said in a news release.
In addition to the targets, GTGConsult also brings a number of drills, exercises and tests to the table. Developed by firearms trainers, the drills can all be used alongside the Baseline Target. Known as the “Drill Cards” these training exercises are available as downloads via the company’s website. GTGConsult said drills are added regularly to ensure shooters get the most out of their training.
The Baseline Target retails for $2.50 for one target, reducing in price based on the number of targets purchased.
Read More On:
Latest Reviews
-
KelTec KS7: 12-gauge Home Defense Beast
Have you ever heard something go “bump” in the night and wake you from a sound sleep? If you have a KS7 nearby, you need not worry. The KelTec KS7 is an unusually compact 12-gauge pump-action shotgun that means business.
Read More -
Pistol Comparison: 'John Wick 4' vs. 'John Wick 2'
When Taran Tactical Innovations invited us to review the new “John Wick 4” guns, we also got to shoot the rest of the “John Wick” movie guns. Today, we are going to see which is better: the “John Wick 4” pistol or the “John Wick 2” Combat Master.
Read More -
Tactical Tank of a Lever Action: Big Horn's Black Thunder
Based in Cody, Wyoming, Big Horn Armory has a reputation for building stout lever actions capable of handling high-pressure rounds like the whopping .500 S&W. Now Big Horn is going tactical with a blacked-out platform called the Black Thunder.
Read More -
Canik Mete SFT Handgun Review: Stealing the Popular TP9’s Throne?
Turkish gunmaker Canik has become a rising star in the arena of budget-friendly but feature-rich 9mm semi-auto pistols ever since its TP9 line hit American shores back in 2012. Now, a decade later, the TP9 has a new challenger in the Mete series.
Read More