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A shooting target having two overlaid target sheets. The front sheet provides a user with a photorealistic image of a desired target object (e.g., game animal or human assailant). Behind the front sheet is another sheet having the same image thereon, but with portions of that target which represent

A shooting target having two overlaid target sheets. The front sheet provides a user with a photorealistic image of a desired target object (e.g., game animal or human assailant). Behind the front sheet is another sheet having the same image thereon, but with portions of that target which represent vital organs superimposed over the appropriate portions of the target's body. Having the rear sheet that provides the user with the marksmanship feedback behind the visible target sheet provides a more realistic shooting experience by eliminating the “aim-points” of traditional targets. Further, the dual layer target produces a “souvenir” sheet that readily shows which vital organ was struck.

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1. A target for marksmanship practice comprising: the target, wherein the marksmanship practice comprises firearm marksmanship practice, comprising: a front planar disposable paper sheet comprising a first target image of a target subject on a front surface of the front planar sheet, the image beari

1. A target for marksmanship practice comprising: the target, wherein the marksmanship practice comprises firearm marksmanship practice, comprising: a front planar disposable paper sheet comprising a first target image of a target subject on a front surface of the front planar sheet, the image bearing no additional aiming points thereon; anda rear planar disposable paper sheet comprising a second target image including at least one vital organ on a front surface of the rear planar sheet corresponding to the image on the front planar sheet;wherein the front planar disposable paper sheet and the rear planar disposable paper sheet are separable from each other to enable a shooter to, upon lifting the front planar disposable paper sheet from the rear planar disposable paper sheet, examine results upon the rear planar disposable paper sheet; andwherein said front planar sheet and said rear planar sheet are configured to train the shooter to hit the vital organ upon a similar target when no vital organ is apparent to the shooter;wherein said front planar disposable paper sheet and said rear planar disposable paper sheet are attached together along a top edge with a padding compound configured to permit said front planar sheet and said rear planar sheet to be aligned along the entire top edge and be easily separable. 2. A target as defined in claim 1, wherein said image of the target subject depicts a human assailant. 3. A target as defined in claim 1, wherein said image of the target subject depicts a game animal. 4. A target as defined in claim 1, wherein said image on said rear planar disposable paper sheet comprises a plurality of images of vital organs. 5. A target as defined in claim 1, wherein said image on said rear planar disposable paper sheet comprises an outline image of the at least vital organ of said target subject. 6. A target as defined in claim 1, wherein said front planar disposable paper sheet and said rear planar disposable paper sheet include means for realigning the images if the front and rear sheets are separated. 7. A target as defined in claim 6, wherein said realignment means includes crosshairs printed onto said rear planar disposable paper sheet which are visible through a hole formed through the front planar disposable paper sheet and includes radially projecting lines which are linearly coextensive with the crosshairs when the sheets are realigned. 8. A target for marksmanship practice comprising: the target, wherein the marksmanship practice comprises firearm marksmanship practice, comprising: a first planar disposable paper sheet having a first photorealistic image of a target subject on a front surface, the first photorealistic image bearing no additional aiming points thereon;a second planar disposable paper sheet including a second photorealistic image that is substantially identical to the first photorealistic image and at least one photorealistic image of a vital organ that is superimposed over an anatomically correction location on the second photorealistic image; anda third planar disposable paper sheet including a third photorealistic image that is substantially identical to the first photorealistic image and at least one photorealistic image of another vital organ that is superimposed over an anatomically correct location on the third photorealistic image;wherein said first planar disposable paper sheet overlies said second planar disposable paper sheet such that said first and second images are precisely aligned; andwherein the first planar disposable paper sheet and the second planar disposable paper sheet are separable from each other to enable a shooter to, upon lifting the first planar disposable paper sheet from the second planar disposable paper sheet, examine results upon the second planar disposable paper sheet; andwherein said first planar sheet and said second planar sheet are configured to train the shooter to hit the vital organ upon a similar target when no vital organ is apparent to the shooter. 9. A target as defined in claim 8, wherein the first planar disposable paper sheet substantially blocks said image of said vital organ from view when said first planar disposable paper sheet overlies said second planar disposable paper sheet. 10. A target as defined in claim 8, wherein said first and second photorealistic images depict a human assailant. 11. A target as defined in claim 8, wherein said first and second photorealistic images depict a game animal. 12. A target as defined in claim 8, further comprising means for visually aligning the first and second sheets, such that the first and second images remain precisely aligned immediately prior to shooting at the target. 13. A target as defined in claim 12, further comprising crosshairs printed onto said second sheet which are visible through a hole formed through the first sheet and includes radially projecting lines which are linearly coextensive with the crosshairs when the sheets are realigned.