Firearm targets and methods for manufacturing firearm targets

A firearm target comprising:

• a substrate;
• a release layer on the substrate;
• an ink layer on the release layer such that the release layer is positioned between the ink layer and the substrate, the ink layer at least partially defining a target image and having a first section with a first color and a second section with a second color different than the first color;
• the subtrate includes a first area, a second area different than the first area, and a third color different than the first and second colors;
• the ink layer comprises a first ink layer;
• the target further comprises a second ink layer positioned between the substrate and the release layer;
• the second ink layer covers the first area of the target and has a fourth color different than the first, second, and third colors;
• the first section of the first ink layer covers at least a portion of the second ink layer and includes a plurality of discrete portions separated by gaps;
• the gaps between adjacent portions of the first section of the first ink layer expose sections of the second ink layer;
• and
• the second section of the first ink layer covers the second area of the substrate.

A firearm target, comprising:

• a substrate;
• a first ink layer covering at least part of the substrate;
• a second ink layer carried by the substrate, the second ink layer including (a) a first section having a first color and covering at least part of the first ink layer, and (b) a second section having a second color different than the first color, wherein the second ink layer is configured so that the impact of a firearm projectile detaches a portion of the second ink layer from the substrate and exposes a surface of the first ink layer and/or the substrate;
• wherein the first section of the second ink layer comprises a plurality of spaced apart portions separated by gaps;
• and
• wherein the first ink layer is visible through the gaps.