Multi-sided target assembly
AssigneeTimothy J. Flynn
InventorTimothy J. Flynn
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Abstract
A target device for target practice. The target device is foldable from a planar cardboard material sheet into a three-dimensional housing having lifted target extensions. The target extensions can be formed or printed with a target shape, or a separate target label can be applied over the target extension. The target extensions can include a tab cut therein that can be folded outward to change the angle of the target extensions relative to the shooter user.
Claims20
A target device for practicing shooting, the target device comprising:
- a target body having a first side adapted to fold at an angle to a second side;
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- a target extension cut in the first side and adapted to raise outward from the target body.
A target device for practicing shooting, the target device comprising:
- a target body having a first side folded at an angle to a second side;
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- a target extension cut from the first side and extending flush from the second side outward from the target body and over a portion of the first side.
A target device for practicing shooting, the target device comprising:
- a planar material sheet having a first section, a second section and a third section;
- a first separation line extending across the planar material sheet and dividing the first section from the second section;
- a second separation line extending across the planar material sheet and dividing the second section from the third section;
- each of the first and second separation lines comprising a plurality of cuts in the material sheet defining target extensions, and a fold line extending between each of adjacent pairs of the plurality of cuts;
- wherein the planar material sheet is adapted to fold about each of the first and second separation lines to form a target body comprising three sides each disposed at an angle to an adjacent side, and the target extensions extending outward from the target body.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.