FAB Defense RTS zeroing target cover with grid

FAB Defense RTS Upper Torso Zeroing Target Covers (50 Pack)

$15.00
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FAB Defense RTS zeroing target cover with grid

FAB Defense RTS Upper Torso Zeroing Target Covers (50 Pack)

$15.00
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Specs

BrandFAB Defense
SystemRTS
FitsRTS upper torso (IPSC) target boards
Grid1 cm squares, 1 mm scale, with inch conversion
WeatherUV and waterproof
Pack50 covers

Key features

  1. Zeroing gridA 1 cm grid with a 1 mm scale for precise sight and optic adjustment.
  2. All weatherUV and waterproof for outdoor ranges.
  3. Fast to fitSlide a cover onto the board in seconds.
  4. 50 per packPlenty for long training blocks.

Questions

Which boards do they fit?

FAB Defense RTS upper-torso (IPSC size) boards on the reactive, static and CQB systems.

Can I use them in the rain?

Yes. They are UV and waterproof.

How many are in a pack?

50 covers.

Does the grid work for inches?

Yes. It has a 1 cm grid and 1 mm scale, converted to inches.

FAB Defense in the field

Built for the real world

Rifle with a FAB Defense flashlight adaptor
FAB Defense AMP pistol conversion kit
Shooter with an AR-15 and FAB Defense furniture
Close-quarters training with a rifle

See It in Action

Official video from the manufacturer.

The Full Rundown

Zero your optic on a 1 cm grid.

A pack of 50 UV- and water-resistant covers that slip over FAB Defense RTS upper-torso (IPSC) target boards, with a 1 cm grid for zeroing.

Why We Like It

Paper targets curl and tear in the rain. These covers stay put in any weather, and the grid makes sight and optic adjustments quick and accurate.

The Good

  • 1 cm grid with 1 mm scale
  • UV and rain resistant
  • Slips on in seconds
  • 50 covers per pack

Compatibility

  • FAB Defense RTS target systems
  • Handgun and SMG ammunition

Important

Use handgun or SMG ammunition. Do not use wadcutter or hollow-point bullets. Operating range: -10 to 50 °C.

The Bottom Line

Safer, longer-lasting training than steel or paper.

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