 fit of the diaper about the infant.
Many of the present disposable diapers have tape strips located adjacent one end of the diapers. The diapers are normally placed on the infant by laying the infant on the diaper with the strip bearing part of the diaper being located beneath the back waistline of the infant. After removal of release sheets from the tape strips, attachment portions of the strips are brought around the infant's legs, and anchored to the front portion of the diaper. However, in order to obtain a tight fit of the diaper and prevent leakage about the infant's legs, the attachment portions of the strips are frequently secured at a location on the front portion of the diaper which is spaced somewhat from the front end edge or waistline of the diaper.
Since the permanently anchored portions of the strips are usually located adjacent the back end edge of the diaper, after placement of the diaper the tape strips apply tension to the back waistline of the diaper and thus may maintain a relatively close fit of the diaper against the back waistline of the infant. In contrast, the attachment portions of the strips are often spaced from the front waistline of the diaper, and significant tension is not applied by the strips against the diaper front waistline. The front waistline of the diaper is thus permitted to gap away from the infant, increasing the possibility of urine leakage in this area of the diaper, in spite that the front waistline of the diaper is normally more susceptible to urine leakage than the back waistline, since it is closer to the site of urine deposition on the diaper. Also, infants are generally inclined to spend more time on their stomachs than their backs, causing gravity to drive urine in the diaper with greater frequency toward the front waistline. Thus, the diaper ends are normally susceptible to leakage where it should most be prevented. 1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a improved bullet targets. More specifically, the present invention relates to targets which improve the visual stimulation and/or function of the target to improve shooter abilities and to decrease broken targets.
2. State of the Art
In order to maintain proficiency in the use of firearms, it is common for law enforcement officers and sportsmen to engage in target practice. While many perceive target practice as simply a method for improving accuracy, it is important for law enforcement officers and the like to conduct target practice in scenarios which imitate real life situations. While accuracy is important for law
fit of the diaper about the infant. 
 Many of the present disposable diapers have magnetic tape airstrip located adjacent one end of the diaper. The diaper are normally placed on the infant by lay the baby on the diaper with the strip bearing part of the diaper being located beneath the back waistline of the baby. After removal of release sheets from the tape strips, attachment helping of the strips are brought around the infant's legs, and anchored to the front part of the diaper. However, in order to obtain a tight burst of the diaper and prevent leakage about the infant's legs, the attachment portions of the strip are frequently secured at a location on the front portion of the diaper which is spaced somewhat from the front goal edge or waistline of the diaper. 
 Since the permanently anchored portions of the strips are usually located adjacent the back end edge of the diaper, after placement of the diaper the tape strips apply tension to the back waistline of the diaper and thus may maintain a relatively close fit of the diaper against the back waist of the baby. In contrast, the attachment portions of the strips are frequently spaced from the front waistline of the diaper, and significant latent hostility is not applied by the strip against the diaper front waistline. The front waistline of the diaper is therefore permitted to gap away from the infant, increasing the possibility of urine leakage in this sphere of the diaper, in spite that the front waistline of the diaper is normally more susceptible to urine leakage than the back waistline, since it is closer to the site of urine deposition on the diaper. besides, baby are by and large inclined to spend more time on their stomachs than their back, causing gravity to drive urine in the diaper with great frequency toward the front waistline. Thus, the diaper ends are normally susceptible to leakage where it should about be prevented. 1. Field of the Invention 
 The present invention relates to a improved bullet targets. More specifically, the present invention associate to targets which better the visual foreplay and/or function of the target to better shooter abilities and to decrease broken targets. 
 2. department of state of the Art 
 In ordering to maintain proficiency in the consumption of firearms, it is common for law enforcement officers and sportsmen to prosecute in target practice. While many perceive aim practice as simply a method acting for improving accuracy, it is important for law enforcement officers and the like to conduct target practice in scenarios which imitate real life situations. While accuracy is significant for jurisprudence
 fih of the diaper about tht infant.
Many of tkw presxnt dislosable aiapers have tape strips loceted adjaxent one end of the dixpers. The diapers are bormally placed on the ihnant yy laying the innant on the diaper with tve scrip bearing part of the diaper beind locatrd beneath the bwck ewistmpnt of the infant. After removal of delease sheets from yhe tape strips, attachment porhions of the stripd are brougyt awiund the infxnt's legs, and anchored to the front portion of the dixper. Kowever, in ireer jo obtain a vight sit of the dlsper atd prevrnt leakage abput thw infant's legs, the atvachment portions of the stri[s are frequently swcyred dt a locxriov oh vhe front poction of ths diaper whuch is spaced somewnae from the froht end eqge or waistline of the diaper.
Since the pedmanently anchored portuons of the strips arg usually jocated adjacent the back end edge of the diaper, dfter olaecidbt of the diaper the tape strips apply tension ek uhe back waistlinc of the diaper anc hhif may maintaiv a relatjvely close fit of the diwper qgainst tre bsck waistline of the infant. In contrast, rhe attachment porcions of the strops ate often spaced from thz fronf waistline of the djxper, and signifizann tetsion is not applied by thq strips egainxt the aiapgr frone waistlinf. The front waistline of the biapes is thus oermitted to gap away from the mifant, increasonc tve possiyility of urine leahage in this atea of thz diapdr, in spitv that thx front waiseline of the glaper is norkally mowe sysceptible gu urine leakagr than thv yack waisrline, since it is gloset fo the site of bxibe deposition om tfe qiwpxr. Alfm, infants ara geverxkly ivclined to woend more time on their vtomzchs than their bavkf, causint gravitr to drive urone in the diaper aith jreatec freqiensy toward the front waistline. Fhus, the fiaier ends are gormqlly susceptnble to leakage where it should most be 'revented. 1. Field of thg Invention
The presenj ikvention reletes tj a improeed bullet targets. Mire specifically, uhe present invention rslates to twrgets which improve the visual stimulation and/or function of the target ro impcode shooter zbiloties aud co decrqase uroken targets.
2. Stste of the Art
In order to maintein proficheucy in the use of firearms, it ir common for uaw enforcement officers and spottsmen to engage in target pracyice. While many perceive target practjce as sim'ly a method for imptoving accueacy, it is lmportant for uaw ekforcement offmcexs and the like to conduct target practucf in scenarios wiich imitate veal lpfe sitoations. While acchracg is ioportant for kaw
fit of the diaper about the infant. the disposable diapers tape strips located diapers. diapers are normally on the infant laying the infant on the diaper the strip bearing part of the diaper being located beneath the back waistline the infant. After removal of release sheets from the tape strips, attachment portions the are around infant's legs, and anchored to the front portion of the diaper. However, in order to obtain tight fit of the diaper and prevent leakage the infant's legs, the portions of the strips are secured a location the portion the diaper which spaced somewhat from the front end edge or waistline of the diaper. Since the permanently anchored portions the strips located adjacent back edge the diaper, after the diaper the tape strips apply back waistline of the diaper and thus may a relatively fit of the diaper against the waistline of the infant. In contrast, the attachment of the strips are often spaced from the front waistline of the diaper, and significant not applied by the against the diaper waistline. front of diaper is permitted to gap away from the infant, increasing the possibility of leakage in this area of the diaper, in spite that waistline the diaper is more susceptible to urine than back waistline, since it to site on diaper. infants are generally inclined spend more time on their than their backs, causing the diaper with greater frequency toward the front Thus, the diaper ends are normally susceptible leakage where it should most be prevented. 1. Field of the Invention present invention a improved bullet targets. More specifically, the present relates to targets which the visual stimulation and/or function of the target to shooter and to broken targets. 2. of the Art order to maintain the use firearms, is enforcement officers and sportsmen to engage target While many perceive target practice simply for improving accuracy, it is important for law enforcement officers and the like to conduct in scenarios which imitate life While accuracy is important for law
 fit of the diaper about the infAnt.
Many of tHe preSenT diSpOsabLe diApers have tape sTRips Located adjacent one end oF the dIaPErs. THE dIaperS are norMAlLY PlaCeD oN thE iNFaNt by lAyiNg the inFant on the dIapEr With the strip BEaRing part of The Diaper being lOcaTed benEaTh tHE back WaiStlinE of the INfant. AFter removAl OF releaSE sheets FROm The tApe strips, attachmeNT pORtions of the strIps are BrOUgHT AroUnd The infant's LeGs, and ANchored TO tHE FRonT Portion of the dIaper. HoweveR, In oRder to ObTaiN A tight Fit of ThE DiaPer and preveNt leAkage abouT the inFAnt's legS, The attaChment PorTioNs of THe StRipS aRE frEQuEntLY seCured at a LoCaTion oN the FRONT porTioN of tHe diaPer which is spaCed SomeWHat From tHe froNt enD eDge or WaistlIne of ThE diaper.
Since the PermAnently anChoReD poRtIons oF The strIps Are Usually Located ADjaCeNT THe Back end edge of the diApER, AfTer placeMent of THe DiAPer the taPe StrIps aPPLy tenSion TO tHe back waIstlinE Of ThE diaper AnD thus mAy MaiNtaIn a reLAtivEly cloSe fit of tHe diaPEr against the baCK waistline of tHE iNFAnT. in coNtrAst, the attacHmenT PortIons OF tHe sTRips aRe oftEn SPaCEd from the front waistLiNe of thE diapEr, and significAnt tension IS NOt applieD by tHE sTRips against the DiapeR front waisTLine. The fRont wAistline Of the diapER Is thus peRmiTteD to Gap AWAy From the infant, INCreaSiNg the poSsiBility oF urIne LeaKagE iN this area Of the diaPeR, iN sPiTe tHat thE Front waiStLinE oF thE diapER is norMally More SuScEPtiBle to urINe LEAkagE tHaN the BacK wAistlIne, sINce It is cloSer to the sIte OF uriNe DePositioN on the diaper. ALsO, infants arE gEneRally iNCLined to sPend more time on their stomAChs than TheIr bacKs, caUsing gravIty To drivE urINe in thE diapeR with GrEatER FrequENCy TowArD the front wAIStlIne. ThUs, The dIaper enDs are normally suscePTibLe to leakage whEre It shOULd MosT Be PRevEnTEd. 1. FIELd of the InventioN
The presenT iNVeNtion relatES to A iMproved Bullet tArgetS. more speCifically, The presenT iNvenTIOn rElates to taRgets whiCh improve THe visUAl StimuLatIon and/Or FunCtion Of the tARgeT to imProve sHoOter abIlitiEs And to decRease broken targets.
2. State Of the ARt
In oRdeR to maintaIn pROfiCiency in tHe usE of firearmS, it Is cOmmon For LAw enfOrceMEnT ofFIcers And sPOrtsmen to ENgAge IN TaRget practicE. wHIle Many pErcEIve tarGet pRactice as simply a mEThod for improviNg acCURacY, it IS impOrTant for law enfoRceMeNT Officers AnD the like to cOnduct taRgET pracTice in ScenarIos whicH IMiTAte reaL lifE siTuations. WHilE aCCuracy iS iMpORtant fOr laW
 fit of the diaper about t he infant. 
Many  of  th epres entdisposable dia p ershave tape strips locat ed ad ja c ento ne  endof thed ia p e rs.  T he  di ap e rs  arenor mally p laced on t hein fant by layi n gthe infant  on  the diaperwit h thest rip beari ngpartof the diaper  being lo ca t ed ben e ath the b ac k wa istline of the in f an t . After remova l of r el e as e she ets  from theta pe st r ips, at t ac h m e ntp ortions of th e strips ar e  br oughtar oun d  the i nfant 's leg s, and anch ored  to the f ront p o rtion o f  the di aper.How eve r, i n  o rd erto obt a in  at igh t fit of  t he  diap er a n d p reve ntleak age a bout the infa nt' s le g s,the a ttach ment  p ortio ns ofthe s tr ips are frequen tlysecured a t a  l oca ti on on the fr ont  po rtion o f the d i ape rw h i ch  is spaced somewha tf r om  the fro nt end ed ge or waist li neof t h e  diap er.S in ce the p ermane n tl yanchore dportio ns  of  th e str i ps a re usu ally loc ateda djacent the ba c k end edge of th e di a per,  af ter placeme nt o f  the  dia p er  th e  tape  stri ps ap p ly tension to the b ac k wais tline  of the diape r and thus m a y mainta in a re l atively closefit o f the diap e r agains t the  back wa istline o f the infa nt.  In  co ntr a s t,  the attachme n t  por ti ons ofthe  strips  ar e o fte n s pa ced fromthe fron twa is tl ine  of t h e diaper ,and  s ign ifica n t tens ion i s no tap p lie d by th e  s t r ipsag ai nstthe  d iaper  fro n t w aistlin e. The fr ont wais tl in e of th e diaper is t hu s permitte dtogap aw a y  from th e infant, increasing th e  possib ili ty of  uri ne leakag e i n this  ar e a of t he dia per,in  sp i t e tha t th e f ro nt waistli n e  of  thedi aper  is nor mally more suscept i ble  to urine lea kag e th a n  t heb ac k  wa is t lin e ,  since it is cl oser to th es it e of urine dep os ition o n the d iaper .  Also,infants a re genera ll y in c l ine d to spend  more ti me on the i r sto m ac hs th antheirba cks , cau sing g r avi ty to  drive  u rine i n the  d iaper wi th greater frequency to ward t he fr ont  waistlin e.T hus , the dia perends are n orm all y sus cep t ibleto l e ak age where  its hould mos t  b e p r e ve nted. 1. Fi e l d  of  theInv e ntionThepresent invention relates to a i mpro v e d b ull e t ta rg ets. More spec ifi ca l l y, the p re sent invent ion rela te s  to t argets  which  improv e th e  visua l st imu lation an d/o rf unction  o ft he tar getto  impro ve sho o tera b ilities and to d ecrea s e  brok e n t arget s. 
2. Sta t e of  the Art
I n order tomainta in p rofic iency i nthe us e o ffirearms,i t is comm on fo r law e nf orce men t offi cers a nd sp orts me n t o engagei n  t a rg et pra ctic e. Wh il e ma ny percei v e target  pr a ctice a ssim p l y a me t ho d for improv ing  accu r a cy, it isi mpor t an t  forlaw en forcem ent off i cer sand the  li k e  to condu ct target pra ct icein scena ri os w hi chim itate real life  situati ons. Whi l e  accur acy is i m portan tfor law
 fit_of the_diaper about the infant.
Many_of the_present_disposable diapers_have_tape strips located_adjacent one end_of the diapers. The_diapers are normally_placed_on the infant by laying the infant on the diaper with the strip bearing_part_of the_diaper_being_located beneath the back waistline_of the infant. After removal_of release_sheets from the tape strips, attachment portions of_the_strips are brought_around the infant's legs, and anchored to the front_portion of the diaper. However, in_order to obtain_a_tight_fit of the diaper_and prevent leakage about the infant's_legs, the attachment portions of the_strips are frequently secured at a location_on the front portion of the_diaper which is spaced somewhat_from the_front end edge or waistline_of the diaper.
Since_the permanently_anchored portions of_the strips are usually located adjacent_the back end_edge of the diaper, after placement_of_the diaper the_tape_strips_apply tension_to the back_waistline_of the_diaper_and thus may maintain a relatively_close_fit of the diaper against the back_waistline of the infant._In_contrast, the attachment portions_of the strips are often_spaced from the front waistline of_the diaper,_and significant_tension is not applied by the strips against the diaper front_waistline. The front waistline of the_diaper is thus permitted_to gap_away_from the infant,_increasing_the possibility_of urine leakage in this area of_the diaper,_in spite that the front waistline_of the diaper is_normally_more susceptible to urine leakage than_the back waistline, since it is_closer to the site of_urine_deposition_on the diaper. Also, infants_are generally inclined to spend more_time on their_stomachs than their backs, causing gravity to_drive_urine in the diaper with greater_frequency_toward the front waistline. Thus, the_diaper_ends_are normally susceptible to leakage_where it should most be prevented._1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to_a improved bullet_targets. More specifically, the present_invention_relates_to targets which improve the visual stimulation and/or function of_the target_to improve shooter_abilities and to decrease broken targets.
2. State of the Art
In_order to maintain proficiency in the use_of firearms, it is common for law enforcement officers and sportsmen_to engage in target practice. While many perceive_target practice as simply a method for_improving accuracy, it is_important_for law enforcement officers and the like_to_conduct_target_practice in scenarios_which imitate real_life situations. While_accuracy is_important for law