Summit Peak - Manual turning target for shooting ranges

Summit Peak / Peak-i in Mexico

The Summit Peak turning target system shows and hides the target under instructor control, forcing the shooter to react quickly, assess the situation and shoot accurately in limited time.

The Peak is floor-mounted and the Peak-i is the inverted ceiling version. Both turn manually 90° or 180° and are ideal for basic qualifications. Authorized distributor in Mexico: RGM Advanced.

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Turning targets

Summit Peak / Peak-i features

01
Manual 90° and 180° turning
Simple, with no electrical power.
02
Floor version (Peak)
Mounted on the lane floor.
03
Ceiling version (Peak-i)
Inverted, keeps the floor clear.
04
Controlled exposure
The instructor decides when the target is visible.
05
Basic qualifications
Structured and repeatable.

Manufacturer data

Summit Peak / Peak-i specifications

Metric conversions are approximate. Options may vary by configuration.

Feature	Summit Peak / Peak-i
Turning	Manual 90° / 180°
Mounting	Peak: floor · Peak-i: ceiling (inverted)
Power	None
Control	Manual
Best use	Basic qualifications

FAQ

Questions about Summit Peak / Peak-i

What is a turning target?

A target that turns to face or edge the shooter, so the instructor controls the exposure time.

How is it different from the Peak-360?

The Peak turns manually; the Peak-360 turns with an electric motor at higher speed.

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