GOAST Professional Goal - Square Goals

Estimated delivery time up to 30 days .

GOAST – Get Out And Shoot Targets are modern shooting targets created by the Norwegian company Parallax Combat Training Solutions , designed with maximum functionality, durability, and safety in mind. Perfect for IPSC training, combat shooting, and recreational shooting – with any rifled firearm and at any distance.

Key features:

• Self-healing material – a target made of two layers of high-strength material that does not crumble in the cold, crack or harden like rubber targets.

• Exceptional durability – tested with most popular calibers (from .22LR, .223/5.56, 6.5, .308, .338LM, and .50bmg). Durability depends on the bullet type and the distribution of hits. Using standard fully jacketed ammunition, a medium-sized target can easily withstand 1,500-2,000 shots while maintaining full functionality.

• Works with thermal imaging - a passive thermal target, visible in thermal imaging sights with bullet holes clearly visible for a few seconds.

• Ultra-light and portable – almost 10x lighter than a steel target. Fits in a bag or trunk.

• Versatile assembly – no tools or heavy stands required. Can be attached to a wooden post, nailed, screwed, tied, tacked, or taped.

• Safety – zero ricochets, you can even shoot from point blank range with any caliber.

• Instant feedback - optional LED Flashers are a device that signals a hit with a diode (green/red), visible even from long distances.

• Black and yellow sides – After using marking paints (e.g. SOPPEC TP FLUO PAINT recommended by Parallax), each of them gives a different hit effect:

  • black – after painting it, it reacts like a paper shield (the paint falls off, creating something like a bullet hole in the paper),

  • yellow – simulates impact with steel (3-4 cm mark).

Why is it worth it?

The GOAST target, unlike traditional solutions, enables intensive, effective, and safe training in all conditions, without the need to replace or tape targets every few minutes. It allows you to focus on technique and effectively develop shooting skills, whether in dynamic shooting, long-range shooting, or combat shooting.