Bifacial Targets, Methods of Making and Methods of Use

A method of making a firearms target, comprising:

• providing a pair of symmetrical target portions each comprising a first extension arm and second extension arm, the first and second extension arms of each symmetrical target portion meeting along a centerline of the symmetrical target portion;
• providing a slit at an apex along the centerline of each of the symmetrical target portions;
• inserting a first slit of a first of the target portions into a second slit of a second of the target portions and overlapping the slit of the first target portion with the centerline of the second target portion;
• and
• welding the first and second target portions together along an overlapping region.

A method of utilizing a target, comprising:

• providing a target having four bifacial target areas each adjoined to one of four extension arms, the four extension arms meeting at a target center and forming equivalent angles of 109.5 degrees between adjacent extension arms;
• positioning the target on a ground surface, the target having a first, second and third extension arm projecting downward and supporting the target, with a fourth extension arm projecting upward;
• aiming a firearm at front face of the bifacial target area adjoined to the fourth extension arm;
• firing the firearm to impact the front face, the impact causing the target to flip into a new position having a new upwardly projecting extension arm, the new upwardly projecting extension arm being the first second or third extension arm;
• and
• aiming the firearm at a front face of the bifacial target area adjoining the new upwardly projecting extension arm.