Shooting Target Dimensions Chart: B-27, FBI Q, IDPA, USPSA, B-8 and Scenario Sheet Sizes
Sheet sizes and scoring geometry of the B-27, B-21, FBI Q, TQ series, Texas DPS, USALE, IDPA, USPSA, B-8 and life-size scenario targets, in one printable chart.
Police Qualification Targets: Courses of Fire, Target Types, and Scoring
A police qualification target is a measuring instrument named by the standard, not a training choice. This guide puts the common qualification sheets side by side (B-27, B-21E, FBI QIT-99, the TQ s...
Vehicle Barrier Shooting Targets: The Armed Driver, the Windshield, and the Open Door
A vehicle barrier shooting target puts the threat in, behind, or coming out of a car, with the glass, door, or frame in the way of the shot. This guide covers what a vehicle does to a shot, the sev...
Scenario Shooting Targets: What Makes a Target a Scenario, and How to Run One
A scenario shooting target is a person, a place, and a decision on life-size paper. This guide defines the category, lists the four things every scenario target has to show, sorts the five scenario...
FBI Q Target (QIT-99): Dimensions, Scoring & the Qualification Course
The complete FBI Q target reference: exact QIT-99 sheet and bottle-silhouette dimensions, the one-point-or-nothing scoring, the full current 60-round qualification course of fire with every stage a...
T-Box, Cardiac Box, A/C Zones: Shooting Target Kill Zones Explained
Every scored zone on a training target came from somewhere — trauma surgery, Col. Martin Fackler's Army wound-ballistics laboratory, the FBI's 1989 wounding-factors report, or the competition circu...
B-27 Target: Dimensions, Scoring Rings, and Qualification Standards
The complete B-27 reference: exact sheet and scoring-ring dimensions, how the X–10–9–8–7 rings actually score (with the Texas LTC worked example), the qualification standards built on it, and where...
Carjacking Shooting Target — Buyer's Guide
A carjacking shooting target trains the engagement geometry the square range never replicates — seated, belted, looking through glass, with the attacker already inside conversational distance. This...
Hostage Shooting Targets — Buyer's Guide
A working buyer's guide to hostage shooting targets — what a hostage target actually trains, what to look for in a serious one, and the specific GunZee SKUs that cover each engagement geometry. Bui...
CQB Training Targets for Professional Courses: Selection, Rotation & Turnover Math
A buyer's guide to CQB training targets written for the professional trainer running structured courses — LE academies, contracted training companies, advanced civilian programs. Target turnover ra...
Shoot or No-Shoot: Training to Identify Armed vs. Unarmed Subjects
The decision before the shot is the one most defensive shooters never train. Identifying an armed subject under stress, in low light, in a crowd, with the threat partially obscured — that read happ...
Female and Hostage-Shield Targets: Why Gender-Specific Scenarios Matter
A male threat holding a female hostage is the most common hostage geometry in real-world domestic, public, and home-invasion encounters — and the geometry most defensive training ignores. Female-ho...
Cardiac Box vs. T-Box: When to Shift Your Aim Mid-Engagement
The cardiac box is the default defensive shot. The cranial T-box is the answer when the cardiac box is denied. The shift between them is a real-time decision built from training reps — not a textbo...
