//Player and control devices
Electronic target
Zero your rifles, run a marksmanship contest or warm players up before the main game. A must-have for instructors and tournaments.
How it works
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Hit it
A circle of 20 RGB LEDs in four sections flashes in the shooter’s team colour: red, yellow, green or blue.
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Read the result
The OLED shows hits, weapon damage and player ID; at power-on it shows the battery charge.
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Set it in the field
Sound, brightness and backlighting change in minutes with a Universal, Smart Nano or Pro remote: no laptop or phone.
5 modes
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Hit count
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Weapon damage detection
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Player identification
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Alternating display
Shows the data in turn.
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Arcade shooting
The target lights lilac at a random moment for a limited time; first to hit scores. Activation frequency, flash duration and points are adjustable.
Key specs
| Backlighting | 20 RGB LEDs |
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| Body | Plastic |
| Weight | 0.9 kg |
| Dimensions (H × W × D) | 18.5 × 11.5 × 6.5 cm |
| Operating time | Up to 36 hours |
| Battery | Li+ (2 Ah, 7.4 V) |
| Charger | Li+ (1000 mA), sold separately |
| Warranty | 12 months |
Make it a shooting range
Four electronic targets and a Hornet pistol with special firmware for play without a headband: set the targets to Arcade shooting (the "A" setting) and compete. See the shooting gallery.
Video review
Questions
Do I need a computer to set it up?
No: use a Universal Remote, Smart Nano Remote or Remote Pro right on the field.
Where can it be used besides clubs?
Schools, family events at home, parties, corporate events and festivals.
