Are TARBOT targets licensed by the NRA?
Not at this time. TARBOT is designed to provide efficient affordable target practice without time-consuming walks downrange.

What happens if a bullet hits the TARBOT frame?
TARBOT is made for easy, sectional replacements. Top assembly, side tubes, bottom assembly, and drive can each be changed, in minutes.

How long does the panel behind the target area last?
The windscreen is corrugated resilient plastic sheet, and due to its tough material characteristics, will easily survive hundreds of rimfire rounds, and somewhat less hits from larger caliber bullets.

How long does the 9-volt battery last, and how long does it take to change it?
Testing indicates the battery will last for thousands of actuations, which translates into many rolls of targets. It changes in less than a minute. Just remember to switch it to "OFF", when not in use!

Will the TARBOT operate at 300 or 400 yds?
300 yds is beyond the recommended range for the standard keyfob transmitter. However, reliable operation is available with our optional 1,000 yd Long-Range Transmitter.

What will happen if I leave my TARBOT out in the rain?
The electronics will not be affected since they're protected from rain, but the target roll will be rendered useless. TARBOT will not drive wet target rolls.

Will the TARBOT color fade if left out in the sun?
No. TARBOT frame material is furniture-grade, UV-resistant PVC and will last for many years.

Could I hang the TARBOT from an overhang or tree branch rather than mounted on the PVC legs?
Certainly!

Is it possible to order target rolls with a custom image or target on them?
Yes! Custom printing is available for a small charge. An electronic image of your desired target is all that is required.