Abstract: A knock-over target device for small arms such as pellet guns. Independently acting permanent targets are pivotally mounted to a base and are connected together by a bridle. After the targets have been knocked over, strategically located bridle guides enable the bridle, when activated by an attached pull cord, to exert a downward pull on the bottom edges of the prone targets, thereby returning the targets to an upright position again--ready for the next shot. This is accomplished from either the marksman's location, or from a wide range of oblique angles relative to the line of fire.