Ballistic Polymer is the combination of polymeric compounds, elements and processing procedures. The result of this process is a material that is:
- Self sealing. Depending on the caliber used, will reseal up to 90%
- Capable of handling any caliber from Airsoft to .50BMG, at point blank range
- Lightweight
- Weather proof: Resistant to rust, temperature, and UV rays
- Noncombustible
- Environmentally safe
- Manufactured in multiple colors: Orange, Red, White, Blue, Yellow and Black
WHAT DOES THIS MEAN FOR THE SHOOTER?
Dramatically Improved Safety
- Eliminates the threat of ricochet.
- Eliminates the cutting hazards associated with rusty metal targets, and splintered wood.
Reduced Cost Per Round
- Because of the resilient nature of Ballistic Polymer, our targets are incredibly durable. Many of our targets are designed to take tens of thousands of hits.
- Elimination of medical costs due to ricochet and other injuries associated with steel and wood targets.
Increased Shooting Enjoyment
- Great reactivity
- Realistic designs
- Large selection of colors and designs provides for a wide range of training and gaming activities
Thursday, January 11, 2007
What Is Ballistic Polymer?
Friday, January 5, 2007
Indy 1500 Gun Show
January 12-14, 2007
Indy 1500 Gun & Knife Show in Indianapolis, IN at the Indiana State Fairgrounds 1202 E. 38th World Class Gun Shows
- Jeff
Monday, January 1, 2007
Gun Digest Jan07
by Dave Morelli

Just Shoot Me Targets Durable
TARGETS FROM JUST SHOOT ME PRODUCTS ARE MADE OF BALLISTIC POLYMER, WHICH LETS BULLETS PASS THROUGH WITH LITTLE DAMAGE.
Finding the right system to receive lead is just as important as the right tool to throw it. You must have targets suited to your type of shooting.
Of course, the most common target - and the one I use to see what my bullet is doing - is the paper target. Cowboy matches are shot with steel targets, and three-gun contests use steel and silhouette paper targets. Then there's plinking, which is always fun but not known as skill builder.
Innovative, Reactive
Lately, I've been using a new type of target, made by Just Shoot Me Products, that fits almost any situation. It's made of ballistic polymer, which lets bullets pass through with little damage to the target. The hole seems to close, so the targets last a long time. In some cases, the target will actually catch a bullet and hold it.
The target eliminates bullet splatter, which is common with steel; so it's a safe alternative for combat shooting in close quarters. I don't see it replacing steel in cowboy matches, but it makes a great practice target you can shoot again and again.
The company makes hanging and silhouette targets that are great for precision shooting and close-quarters practice.
Click here to read the entire article.
American Handgunner Magazine Jan07
by John Connor

2006 CHRISTMAS GIFT GUIDE
JUST SHOOT ME PRODUCTS makes the most challenging, craziest-jumpin', lead-eating reactive targets in the world, and the Pistol Cube (that weird orange X-block) is nothing but a blast, leaping up to eight feet in the air when hit! Hollowpoints may chew some holes in the polymer material, but it still has a lifespan of 5,000 to 10,000 rounds. The smaller "winged paddle-wheels" are Small Caliber Cubes, made for .17s, .22s and other petite pills, and like the Pistol Cube, they'll spin, roll, jump, and always leave you with an attainable target sight picture. Shoot 'em up! - and Merry Christmas to all!
Thursday, December 28, 2006
Holiday Targets
I just wanted to wish you and your staff a happy and safe holiday and thank you for your generous gift of additional targets that arrived for Christmas, along with the order that my wife, Sandy, had placed for me. It sure was a nice surprise.
As a police officer and shooting enthusiast, I continue to appreciate your innovative products as being the safest, most versatile and fun reactive targets on the market as well as great training tools for a wide variety of applications. Your attention quality (some of my targets have thousands of rounds on them and are still usable) along with your "old fashioned values" type dedication to customer service and satisfaction, are things rarely seen nowadays.
I have attached a few photographs of some of my targets "being tested" right after Christmas.


Thanks again!
Lonny C
Illinois
Thursday, December 14, 2006
Colorado West Gun Club Looks To JSMP For Safer Targets
Sunday, December 10, 2006
National Gun Day
National Gun Day Show in Louisville, KY at the Kentucky Fair & Expo Center
www.nationalgunday.com

The JSMP crew is set-up and ready for another great Louisville show.
- Jeff



