What does "self-healing" mean?

Self-healing means the rubber closes back around the bullet hole after each shot. There is no need to patch, tape, or replace the target between rounds. The target maintains its shape and appearance while providing thousands of rounds of reliable use.

Do I need a stand to use the Ballistic Body?

Yes. The Ballistic Body must be securely supported in an upright position for safe use. You can purchase the Ballistic Body Stand separately, choose the Ballistic Body with Stand bundle, or mount it to your own compatible frame or post.

Can I dress the body in real clothing?

Yes. The Ballistic Body can be dressed in shirts, jackets, uniforms, or tactical vests to create realistic training scenarios. This is commonly used by law enforcement and military training facilities, and the clothing does not affect the performance or durability of the self-healing rubber target.

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Ballistic Body - Silver

Name: Ballistic Body - Silver
SKU: 4281250

SKU: 4281250

US$215.95

A 3D human-shaped target you can shoot at from every angle. The Ballistic Body - Silver is a full torso target made from recycled SBR rubber that heals itself after each shot. Rated for calibers from .22 all the way up to .338 Lapua, and lasts up to 8,000 rounds. Great for tactical training, long-distance practice, and CQB/CQC drills. Body only, pair it with a Ballistic Body Stand or use your own rigging.

37.5" H x 18.5" W x 4.5" D

Need custom sizes or bulk orders (10 or more)? Contact us for a quote.
Full 3D torso shape for realistic training

Handles calibers from .22 to .338 Lapua

Self-healing SBR rubber, no patching between shots

Silver finish for high visibility, easy to refresh with spray

Can be dressed in any clothing for scenario training

180-degree oblique angle training

Works in temperatures from -30°C to +100°C

Made from 100% recycled rubber

Trusted by police and military for CQB/CQC and long-range training

Body only, pair with a stand or your own setup
You can set up the Ballistic Body in a few minutes. No tools needed.

Step 1: Pick a safe backstop
Place the body in front of a proper backstop, a berm, ballistic wall, or bullet trap. Never shoot at it without one.

Step 2: Mount the body
Slot the body onto a Ballistic Body Stand, or fix it to your own rigging. Make sure it stands upright and steady.

Step 3: Dress and check before shooting
Add clothing if you want scenario training. Confirm the body sits firm and the backstop is clear.
Home indoor ranges

Outdoor private ranges

Commercial shooting ranges

Police training facilities

Military close-quarter and tactical drill rooms

Mobile and pop-up training setups

Long-distance rifle backstops

Shoot houses and live training rooms
What does "self-healing" mean?
The rubber closes back around the bullet hole after each shot. You don't have to patch, tape, or replace anything between rounds. The target keeps looking clean and stays usable for thousands of shots.

Do I need a stand to use the Ballistic Body?
Yes, the body needs to be held upright to shoot safely. Buy the Ballistic Body Stand separately, get the Ballistic Body With Stand bundle, or rig it to your own frame or post.

Can I dress the body in real clothing?
Yes, and a lot of trainers do. Add a shirt, jacket, uniform, or vest to run realistic scenarios. This is how police and military units train for real-world situations. The clothing won't affect how the rubber handles bullets.