Abstract: Apparatus for target practice comprises a parallelpipedal body containing a motor, and a drive shaft emerging from the body and carrying a crank. Swingably mounted on the body is a shaft having cross arms thereon, one of which is connected by a link to the crank and the others of which can selectively receive a target for holding the target swingably or pivotally in positions spaced apart 90.degree.. A switch for controlling the motor coacts with the crank such that rotation of the crank is limited to 180.degree., which in turn rotates the arm bearing the target through 90.degree.. Depending on the position of the body and the selection of a socket for the target on the rotating arm, the target can be swung or pivoted, to and from any of a variety of positions of orientation.