GTGConsult Baseline Target now available in the USA
Almost two years ago TFB mentioned the Portable shooting and training barricades by GTGConsult.
GTGConsult is a Danish firearms training and consulting company, and it’s time again for a mentioning, as they have joined forces with RE Factor Tactical to bring their new Baseline Target and concept to the USA.
Ebbe Wolff, the owner of GTGConsult and with 15 year’s of experience from the Danish Army, designed the target.
GTG Baseline Paper Shooting Target – Description:The GTG Baseline Target is the brainchild of GTGConsult, a premier
training company based out of Denmark. The target was designed by Ebbe
Wolff, a 15 year veteran of the Danish Army and the lead instructor of
the company.The GTG Baseline Target is one of the best paper shooting targets for
anyone looking for a training solution that offers multiple training
scenarios.The shooting target offers both traditional and
non-traditional overlays that allow you to run a wide variety of pistol
and rifle shooting drills, tests and exercises.
For more information on GTGConsult visit: https://www.gtgconsult.com
where you can find and download a wide variety of shooting drills specifically supported by this target.
– Developed by GTGConsult
– 23 x 35″
– Printed in the USA
You can check in the SHOP here (USA).
If you are in Europe you can buy directly from GTG in Denmark, where the price for a pack of 100 targets (minimum order quantity) is €100.
Here you can see the GTGConsult Baseline Target explained by RE Factor Tactical.
I think it’s a great idea to have scan codes with video links to the different tests.
Ex-Arctic Ranger. Competitive practical shooter and hunter with a European focus. Always ready to increase my collection of modern semi-automatics, optics, thermals and suppressors. TCCC Certified. Occasionaly seen in a 6x6 Bug Out Vehicle, always with a big smile.
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Range theatrics. I’m surprised ouija boards aren’t used for targets by now.
At the sound of the beep try to communicate with the dead....
I once, long ago, had a training instructor put up targets that were old T-shirts of his stapled to pieces of cardboard of no particular shape. We all snickered until he asked how many bad guys had we ever seen with a target printed on his chest? At that moment, my most often used target became a paper plate. Just a plain old paper plate. Sometimes spray painted various colors. Sometimes having food stains. Just plain old paper plates ... perps don't have circles and geometric shapes at their center of mass. If you can't hit an oddly shaped indistinct, non traditional, "target" with regularity you're just foolin' yourself.