Infinity Targets Peeping Tom Target

Work the Angles. The Infinity Targets Peeping Tom Target is built for the shots that don't present themselves perfectly. Designed around a partial-exposure silhouette, it can be positioned alongside barriers, cover, and other range props to add more decision-making, tighter shot placement, and less predictability to your training. Use it for barrier drills, defensive scenarios, reaction training, or competition-style stages where only part of the target is visible. Instead of another wide-open silhouette begging to be hit, Peeping Tom forces you to identify what's available, work the angle, and make the shot count. Constructed from self-healing recycled rubber, the target absorbs impacts and closes around the wound channel for extended service life. It's rated for 110 rounds of 5.56 per square inch and supports compatible calibers up to .50 BMG, excluding hollow points. A painted target face provides instant visual feedback as impacts remove paint at the point of contact. When things start looking a little Swiss-cheesy, give it another coat and keep training. The rubber construction also eliminates the ricochet and splatter associated with steel while offering all-weather durability and thermal optic compatibility. Made in the USA and supplied with two mounting clamps, Peeping Tom is ready to make your range setup a little less predictable. Key Features Partial-exposure silhouette for cover and barrier training Self-healing recycled rubber construction Rated for 110 rounds of 5.56 per square inch Compatible with calibers up to .50 BMG Not compatible with hollow-point ammunition Painted surface provides clear visual impact feedback Eliminates ricochet and splatter associated with steel targets Weatherproof for year-round outdoor use Thermal optic compatible Includes two mounting clamps Made in the USA Ideal for barrier drills, defensive scenarios, reaction training, and competition-style stages Why We Love It Flat-range reps have their place, but Peeping Tom lets you get more creative with your setup. Stick it behind cover, change the angle, limit what's visible, and suddenly a familiar drill requires a lot more attention. Add Infinity's self-healing construction and quick spray-paint reset, and you've got a target designed to keep the training moving.