Law Enforcement Targets QIT-99 FBI Style Modified Paper Target – 100 Pack

Overview

The Law Enforcement Targets QIT-99 FBI Style Modified Paper Target arrives in a gray 23 by 35 inch format and is offered as a convenient 100-pack. This bulk option supports training sessions that value consistency, scalability, and realistic target visuals without the need for laminated or specialized equipment.

FBI Modified QIT layout and realism

Based on the QIT qualification concept, the FBI style modification provides a familiar reference for shooters and instructors during drills. The layout helps with standard sight alignment checks and offers multiple aiming points across a full-size target area, enabling drills that resemble real-world shooting scenarios while remaining cost-effective.

Material, visibility, and design

Printed on gray paper stock, the target reduces glare and enhances hit visibility under common range lighting. The large 23 x 35 inch surface area supports deliberate sight picture work, steady draws from holsters, and smooth target transitions during practice sessions.

What you get in the 100 pack

• 100 gray targets measuring 23 x 35 inches
• FBI Modified QIT layout designed for qualification style drills
• Print-friendly design that mounts on standard stands or frames
• Bulk package ideal for training groups, academies, or clubs

Practical training ideas

In group sessions, assign lanes with identical targets to compare consistency across shooters. For dry-fire practice, use the target to verify sight picture, trigger control, and smooth transitions. In live-fire scenarios, the full-size layout supports tracking shot sequence and assessing dispersion.

Setup and scoring tips

• Mount at eye level to minimize fatigue and ensure clear hit visualization
• Use a simple scoring method to monitor progress over time

Note that the described benefits reflect common training outcomes associated with standardized targets and do not guarantee results. The 100-pack offers a practical solution for frequent practice days, repetition-focused drills, and classroom-style sessions.