How Determinator Targets work:
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Only a few left!
Only a few left!
Determinator Sight-In Target with one-inch square background. Two confirmation bullseyes, Pronghorn Vital zone yardage rings, how to sight-in instructions on the back panel. Also included on the back panel is a Hunter's Personal Effective Range Card. Confirm your rifle is sighted-in properly and then record your effective range by using Determinator Specie specific practice targets. Sighting-in is fast and fun with our multi aim point targets.
Determinator Sight-In 100 METER Target with 1/10 MIL square background. Two confirmation bullseyes, Pronghorn Vital zone yardage rings, how to sight-in instructions on the back panel. Also included on the back panel is a Hunter's Personal Effective Range Card. Confirm your rifle is sighted-in properly and then record your effective range by using Determinator Specie specific practice targets. Sighting-in is fast and fun with our multi aim point targets.
Determinator Sight-In Target with 1/4 MOA square background. Two confirmation bullseyes, Pronghorn Vital zone yardage rings, how to sight-in instructions on the back panel. Also included on the back panel is a Hunter's Personal Effective Range Card. Confirm your rifle is sighted-in properly and then record your effective range by using Determinator Specie specific practice targets. Sighting-in is fast and fun with our multi aim point targets.
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Right Size Vitals
Choose the Determinator Target that’s right for the animal you are going to hunt. Vital sizes vary; shoot each animal species target for the animals you are hunting. Being able to shoot 300 yards for an Elk translates to how far for a Pronghorn?
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Shoot from all shooting positionsIt’s important to know your effective range for all conceivable shooting positions before you hunt. Get
off the bench and shoot from shooting positions you expect to experience in your hunt. If you expect to shoot up to a certain distance practice until you can consistently hit that distance ring from your expected hunt shooting position. |
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Why five shots?
We did our homework in determining how many shots (the minimum) that are required to determine your effective range.
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“By emphasizing real world shooting practice and requiring an individual hunter assessment using Determinator targets, we’ve seen an over 25% decline in wounded or missed animals!” |
Multiple aim points for guns sighted high
You’ll notice a series of three additional bullseyes located directly below the bullseye at the center of a Determinator target. These “Stacked” aim points are for rifles that are sighted in at 2”, 3” or 4” high at 100 yards allowing you to use these targets no matter how your gun is sighted in. A residual benefit of the multiple aim points is that they help train you to focus on a specific spot as opposed to an area.
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Provide “No Bull” evaluation, instill “No Doubt” confidence
Determinator Targets provide a fair and accurate “No Bull” assessment of your true effective range, something that previously has been relatively difficult to accurately determine and, therefore, subject to testosterone-based embellishment. Just because one is able to hit their target once at a long range doesn’t mean that they can consistently make a one-shot humane kill at that range, which is the definition of “effective range” and the goal of Determinator Targets. Half the battle in any skill based effort is confidence. Using Determinator Targets instills "No Doubt" confidence by providing any shooter with demonstrable knowledge as to what their effective range is so that when a shot presents itself there is no doubt as to whether they can make that shot!
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Guaranteed to make determining your effective range fast and easy |
...don't just take it from us.Determinator Targets are the ONLY target system endorsed by both Boone & Crockett Club and Hunt Fair Chase.
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