About Mark A Shot™
A Must-Have Shooting Accessory

Say "Goodbye" to masking, electrical and expensive stick-on tapes and dots and say, "Welcome" to a brand new product called Mark A Shot™, the future of target marking. Mark A Shot™ is a revolutionary new product, which is unlike any other target-marking tool. These markers are more effective, faster to mark, more visible, and much more cost-effective than other target marking tools currently on the market.

What is Mark A Shot™?

Mark A Shot™ 20ml markers feature a spring valve, leak-proof applicator, which will not dry out. The applicator is designed to mark each shot with just the right amount of ink to cover each hit. Mark A Shot™ is available in four bright colors - red, green, orange, and pink, and makes bright, water resistant marks on paper targets, or anywhere a bullet hits. The bright, fluorescent colors make it easy to see shot groups at long distances. Each Mark A Shot™ 20ml bottle makes approximately 12,000 impressions! The pen-like shape of the marker makes it very easy to use - without a mess. And, it fits easily in a jacket, vest or pocket without interference while shooting. Using the Mark A Shot™ system is simple and the most effective way to analyze and see immediate feedback between shot groups.

How to Use Mark A Shot™

The Mark A Shot™ system can be used in many ways. For maximum benefit of the system, use all four of the colors.

Grouping Method: Make a "key" on the target before you start shooting. Dab a dot of each color somewhere on the target & label the color to identify either shot groups (ex. Group 1 - green; Group 2 - red, etc.) . From a set distance, fire a certain number of rounds in to your target. Mark this group with one of the four colors from your "key." Next, from same distance, fire same number of rounds in to target. Mark this group with a different color and so on, until you have shot four groups in to target. Using this system, you will be able to see how to adjust your fire or sights to produce smaller groups.

Firing Range/Distance Shooting Method: For use in training and scoring shots on target, using the Mark A Shot™ markers will help both trainee and trainer observer shot grouping. This analysis will be useful for immediate adjustment in firing. As with the "grouping method," make a key for your distances (ex. 1 yard - green; 3 yards - red; 5 yards, etc.). Fire group from 1 yard, mark all shots with green. Use red to mark shots from 3-yard line, and so on. This will help show the shooter and observer how to adjust fire as distances change. At the end of firing, all shots will be marked for easy score.

What Can Mark A Shot™ Do For You?

FOR HOBBY SHOOTERS Use Mark A Shot™ at a range or any other target practice spot to make your training more effective and less expensive! Instead of using tape, pens, or expensive stick-on dots to cover shot holes, use the same target multiple times and save on the number of targets needed to analyze your shooting and shot grouping.

FOR HUNTERS/SPORTSMEN Using the Mark A Shot™ system allows for quick adjustment of scope or fix sight between shot groups. Shots can be seen up to 25 feet away with naked eye or 100 yards + with scope. Also great for shotgun target practice - shots are so quick to mark, it's easier to use the same target multiple times!

FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT The Mark A Shot™ system can be used as a training aid with high capacity magazines, groups fired at different ranges can be marked by different colors on same targets for analysis of gun handling. More cost-effective to use one target 4 times than using 4 different targets! Mark A Shot™ can also be used by SWAT teams for close-quarter combat shooting, sniper training, and double-tap chest and single head shot scoring.

FOR CRIME SCENE INVESTIGATORS Mark A Shot™ markers can be used to dab on or around bullet holes or marks. The bright, fluorescent colors will allow bullet marks or shell casings to be photographed on the following surfaces: glass, painted or unpainted walls, wood trim, and brick. Markers can also be dabbed on car windows and body panels. Concrete and asphalt streets and sidewalks can also be dabbed with fluorescent color to help with crime scene photography.* With four colors available, multiple shooters or gun calibers can be identified by color. Shot gun patterns used as court evidence will have more visual effect with the color markings.

Mark A Shot™ is the next generation of marking, scoring and analyzing shots fired in to targets. Simplicity and cost-effectiveness make Mark A Shot™ a great investment to add to your shooting supplies.

* Note that Mark A Shot™ markers are designed to be dabbed, not dragged like ink markers. Use on brick, concrete or asphalt can be done by pushing marker down gently and allowing ink to flow until desired amount of ink is applied for use.