Abstract: A target pigeon has a generally flat web formed entirely of sheet metal with a central throughgoing hole at a web axis and having a pair of diametrically opposite web ends from each of which extends a sheet-metal vane which is tipped propeller-fashion relative to the other vane. In addition each of the web ends has a respective substantially straight, axially projecting, and outwardly tipped sheet-metal tab of V-section. A cup-shaped witness cap entirely of sheet metal is fittable to this web and has a circular rim centered on a cap axis and having a pair of diametrically opposite and radially outwardly extending lips each of which is formed with a respective throughgoing aperture through which the tabs project to hold the cap releasably in place on the web.

Abstract: A target pigeon has a body part in turn having a generally flat web formed with a central throughgoing hole and a pair of offset drive holes, and a pair of vanes extending diametrically opposite each other propeller-fashion from the ends of the web. Outwardly open recesses on circularly arcuate ridges on the ends of the webs receive inwardly projective teeth on the lower edge of a cup-shaped and axially symmetrical witness cap. The sides of the witness cap are fully exposed to both sides of the web.