Noner Paper Target
Noner Paper Training Targets — 25 Pack
The Noner Paper Training Target is the result of over 25 years of professional training experience in Army Special Operations and as a civilian instructor, distilled into a single paper target. It uses clearly defined scoring zones and geometry that make sense to military, law enforcement, and civilian shooters alike, whether they are training for duty or sport.
Built around “hit factor” (points divided by time), the target supports both competition‑style scoring and real‑world conversations about how quickly and effectively energy is applied to a threat. Each 20″ × 32″ sheet provides intuitive visual feedback on speed and accuracy so you can track performance over time, not just hits on paper.
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Pack Quantity | 25 paper training targets per pack |
| Sheet Size | 20″ × 32″ paper, sized for common backers and stands |
| Center Scoring Zone | 4″ × 4″ center square inside a 6″ × 11″ rectangle that resembles the A‑zone of a USPSA target |
| Body Scoring Area | Outer body zone comparable in shape and size to the C‑zone of a USPSA target for using national‑level data as a reference |
| Head & Neck Zones | Dedicated 5‑zone head box for surgical shots and a neck line that separates effective head hits from less effective neck impacts |
| Paper Color | Printed on paper matched to common masking tape colors for easy, low‑cost taping and accountability |
| Shipping | Targets are rolled and shipped in tube mailers for safe delivery |
Designed Around Hit‑Factor Training
The Noner target is built for “hit factor” work—points per second—so you can evaluate drills by both speed and accuracy instead of round count alone. It supports sport‑style scoring and also translates directly to defensive discussions about how quickly you can apply effective energy to a threat.
Intuitive Layout for Any Shooter
With A‑zone‑ and C‑zone‑inspired dimensions, a defined head box, and a clear neck separation line, the target makes it easy for MIL, LE, and civilian shooters to read results and compare them to USPSA‑style performance data. The masking‑tape‑matched paper keeps repairs quick and inexpensive, so targets stay accountable over long training days.