Smaller Target. Smaller Margin for Error. The Infinity Targets 2/3 IPSC Infinity Target shrinks the standard IPSC-style silhouette into a 20" x 12" profile built to demand cleaner hits, faster transitions, and tighter shot placement. Whether you're working competition stages, running defensive drills, or simply trying to make your range sessions more productive, the reduced target size adds difficulty without requiring you to add distance. Built from advanced self-healing recycled rubber, the target is rated for 110 rounds of 5.56 per square inch and designed to handle high-volume training without the constant target swaps that come with paper and cardboard. Compatible calibers range up to .50 BMG—excluding hollow points—giving you one target platform for a seriously wide range of training setups. Paint the face before training and every impact removes paint at the point of contact, giving you immediate visual feedback. When you've finished a string, repaint it and you've got a fresh target face ready for the next run. No patching holes. No replacing cardboard every five minutes. The rubber construction also eliminates the ricochet, splatter, and surface degradation concerns associated with steel targets. It's weatherproof, thermal-compatible, and made in the USA, so you can leave the fair-weather training excuses at home. Two mounting clamps are included to get your setup squared away. Key Features Reduced-size 2/3 IPSC-style silhouette 20" x 12" target dimensions 5 lb weight Self-healing recycled rubber construction Rated for 110 rounds of 5.56 per square inch Compatible with calibers up to .50 BMG Not compatible with hollow-point ammunition Painted surface provides immediate visual impact feedback No ricochet or splatter associated with steel targets Weatherproof for year-round outdoor use Thermal optic compatible Includes two mounting clamps Made in the USA from recycled materials Ideal for competition prep, IPSC-style training, defensive drills, and precision work Why We Love It A smaller target has a funny way of exposing lazy fundamentals. The 2/3 IPSC gives you the familiar silhouette with less real estate to work with, making it excellent for tightening accuracy and pushing transitions. Add the self-healing construction and easy spray-paint reset, and you spend a lot less time messing with targets and a lot more time actually training.
