Silhouette targets for defensive and duty training
A silhouette target presents a human-shaped outline so a shooter can train center-mass and vital-zone hits at realistic proportions. This collection covers the standard duty silhouettes alongside anatomy and skeleton overlays that show shooters exactly where their rounds landed relative to vital structures.
What is in this collection
- Standard duty silhouettes — B-27 and B-21 in color, black & white and reverse print
- Anatomy and skeleton targets — full-color skeletal and organ overlays for vital-zone and medical-adjacent training
- Bottle and "Q" targets — QIT-99 style center-mass silhouettes
- Competition silhouettes — IDPA and USPSA scoring outlines
- Situational silhouettes — photo-realistic threat and no-shoot scenarios for judgment drills
Axle Targets specifications
- Standard size: 23" x 35" (also available in 12" x 18" and 25" x 38" on select designs)
- Paper stock: 60# bond offset paper — non-reflective, so it will not glare under range lighting, and it tears cleanly around bullet holes for clear shot definition
- Printing: full-color or black & white, 1-sided or 2-sided
- Made in the USA: printed in Miami, Florida
- Bulk pricing: volume discounts on case and pallet quantities; custom branded targets start at $395 per 1,000
Frequently asked questions
What size are these silhouette targets? The standard size is 23" x 35", which fits the target frames and carriers used at most commercial indoor ranges.
Are 1-sided or 2-sided targets better? 1-sided targets are the lower-cost option for high-volume range use. 2-sided targets double the usable surface per sheet, which lowers cost per string of fire for instructors running long courses.
Do these work for rifle as well as pistol? Yes. The paper stock and 23" x 35" format are used for both pistol and rifle training at typical indoor and outdoor distances.
New to paper targets? Read the paper shooting target buying guide for sizing, paper specifications and qualification standards.
