Rockin' Sasquatch + Jumping Jack Reactive Target Bundle

Two Reactive Targets. No Resetting. More Fun at the Range.

Pair two of Precision Targets' most engaging reactive steel targets in one range-ready package. The Rockin' Sasquatch rocks backward and resets itself after a solid hit, while the Jumping Jack flips and moves to a new position, giving you a different follow-up shot every time.

This bundle is designed for shooters who want more movement, more feedback, and less time walking downrange to reset targets.

Why This Bundle Works

• Two different reactions: Sasquatch rocks and returns; Jumping Jack flips and moves.
• Self-resetting fun: Keep shooting without manually resetting either target.
• American AR500 steel: Built for repeated range use when paired with appropriate ammunition and safe shooting distances.
• Ready to shoot: No complicated target stand setup required.
• Choose your Jumping Jack: Select the size and steel thickness that best fits your range setup.
• Made in the USA.

What's Included

• 1 × Rockin' Sasquatch self-resetting target made from 3/8" AR500 steel
• 1 × Jumping Jack reactive target in your selected size and thickness

Choose Your Jumping Jack

3-inch: A versatile all-around target size that adds a meaningful accuracy challenge.

5-inch: A larger shooting surface for easier acquisition and faster-paced range sessions.

Both sizes are available in the thickness options shown above. Always match steel thickness, ammunition, distance, and shooting conditions appropriately.

Build a More Reactive Range

Start with Sasquatch for a repeatable self-resetting target, then transition to the Jumping Jack as it changes position after impact. The two different target behaviors make this bundle a simple way to add variety to recreational shooting, reaction drills, friendly competition, and your home or private range setup.

Safety: Always wear proper eye and ear protection. Use ammunition appropriate for the selected AR500 steel thickness and maintain appropriate shooting distances, target angles, and safe range practices when shooting steel.