Description
Durable and Top-Quality Rangemaster Q4 Target
What Is This Target Good For?
A Rangemaster Q4 target gives instructors a consistent way to evaluate accuracy during qualification courses and routine firearms training. Clear scoring zones help reduce guesswork, making it easier to review performance from one shooter to the next. It’s a practical choice for police departments, sheriff’s offices, commercial ranges, and firearms training academies that want dependable results on every training day.
Some agencies use both qualification silhouettes and military targets to support different drills throughout the year.
Keeping several target styles on hand gives instructors more flexibility when planning courses without changing their scoring process.
Training schedules don’t leave much room for shipping delays.
That’s why M&P Targets focuses on fast turnaround and responsive service. Agencies can order with confidence, knowing their targets are more likely to arrive before the next scheduled qualification or instructor-led course.
Rangemaster-RFTS-Q4 – a medium weight (80#) paper shooting target featuring the Rangemaster target designed by Tom Givens. Formerly #92770.
Target size: 23″ x 35″
Frequently Asked Questions
Can departments order this target in larger quantities?
Yes. Bulk orders help agencies keep training supplies available for qualifications, instructor courses, routine range sessions, and annual firearms certifications.
Will this target work with standard range target stands?
Most ranges can use it with common target backers and mounting systems. Check your range equipment to confirm sizing.
Why do instructors use the same target throughout a qualification cycle?
Using one target design creates consistent scoring standards, making it easier to compare results across different shooters and training dates.
Can this target be used alongside other qualification targets?
Yes. Many agencies use multiple target styles to support different drills while maintaining a structured training program.
Why do departments keep extra targets in stock?
Keeping additional targets on hand helps avoid interruptions caused by unexpected training needs, new recruit classes, replacement requirements during scheduled qualifications, or last-minute range sessions.
Does ordering in bulk help with training schedules?
Yes. Having a steady supply of targets reduces the risk of running short before planned qualifications or instructor-led courses.
