Tannerite Propack 20 20-1/2lb Trgts

The Tannerite ProPack 20 20-1/2lb Targets represents the gold standard for long-range reactive target training and ballistic testing. Designed for shooters, law enforcement trainers, and military personnel who demand audible and visual feedback downrange, this product delivers consistent, reliable performance across diverse shooting scenarios. Whether conducting precision rifle validation, conducting force-on-force training exercises, or simply sharpening marksmanship skills at extended distances, the ProPack 20 provides the explosive confirmation that rounds are impacting exactly where aimed.

Each Tannerite ProPack 20 contains twenty individual 1/2-pound binary reactive targets engineered to detonate only when struck by a high-velocity projectile—eliminating accidental detonation hazards inherent to legacy blasting caps and fuse-based systems. The binary compound design requires simultaneous impact of both fuel and oxidizer components, making these targets intrinsically safer than conventional explosives during transport, storage, and setup. The reactive signature produces an audible report and visible blast cloud that carries across hundreds of yards, enabling immediate shot confirmation and reducing the need for downrange spotting equipment or magnified observation during high-round-count training iterations.

This multi-target pack is ideal for range masters establishing training courses, competitive shooters validating ammunition loads, and tactical teams conducting live-fire qualification events where positive feedback enhances student confidence and instructor assessment accuracy. Users should verify local and federal explosive handling regulations before purchase and deployment, as legal requirements vary by jurisdiction. The compact, stackable package design accommodates transport to remote shooting locations, and the rugged packaging protects contents during field operations—making the ProPack 20 the choice of serious shooters who demand reliability when precision documentation and safe training protocols matter most.