‘Pistol Training Cube’

Why the Pistol Training Cube?

Just Shoot Me Products, Inc. makes a variety of shooting targets out of soft plastic. Our tests were exclusively of the Pistol Training Cube. Admittedly, the .223 may have been a bit large to throw at it, but we figured what the heck.

[[image:PistolCubeSide-small.jpg|thumb|200px|right|Pistol Cube Side View]]

Most of the scarring we did see on the cube resulted from the .223 impacts (plainly visible on the Mini-14_PistolTrainingCube video). The other impacts from the .22, .40, and the .45 did not seem to inflict nearly as much damage.  Perhaps we’d have been better off trying out the Rifle training cube, but it’s an extra $25 US.

Reviews

• StoppingPower.Info review of the Pistol Cube

Videos for the Pistol Training Cube

• 1911 .45 ACP vs Pistol Training Cube
• Glock 23 .40 vs Pistol Training Cube
• HiPoint 9mm vs Pistol Training Cube
• Ruger GP100 .357 Magnum vs Pistol Training Cube
• Ruger GP100 .38 Special vs Pistol Training Cube
• Ruger Mark I .22LR vs Pistol Training Cube
• Ruger Mini 14 .223 vs Pistol Training Cube

See our Pistol Cube Review

Firearm: Ruger Mark I

Round: .22 LR

Range: 15 yards

Firearm: Winchester 1894

Round: .38 Special SWC 158 gr

Distance: 15 yds. plus

Firearm: Ruger 6″ GP 100

Round: Remington .357 Magnum 125 gr JSP

Distance: 15 yds. plus

Firearm: Ruger Mini-14

Round: .223

Distance: 20 yds.