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TARGET GAME
x   SHOOTING GAME
xx   GAME
xx   TOY GUN

Clown face target game.
DECORATING & CRAFT IDEAS Oct 1978 (v.9#8) pg. 51, 75, 85

The one shot portable shooting gallery. Light-generating toy pistol gives just one burst of light per trigger squeeze. The targets consist of photocells attached to LEDs, buzzers, bells, etc. System has a 20-ft. range.
ELECTRONICS HOBBYISTS HANDBOOK 1989 pg. 138

Simple battery-powered infrared (IR) receiver circuit will trigger an LED, buzzer, etc. Suitable for use in a target game.
ELECTRONICS NOW May 1993 (v.64#5) pg. 12

The one shot portable shooting gallery sounds an alarm when the target is hit with a beam of light. A toy pistol is equipped with a penlight and the target is equipped with photo cells. The pistol gives just one burst of light per trigger squeeze. Can be used in normal room lighting. Targets can be 15-20 paces away.
HANDS-ON ELECTRONICS Dec 1987 (v.4#12) pg. 43

Build the LED target game. Test your eye and reaction time by trying to shoot a moving target.
POPULAR ELECTRONICS [1] Jun 1977 (v.11#6) pg. 50

Gun shoots light at bell-ringing target.
POPULAR SCIENCE Sep 1963 (v.183#3) pg. 145

BB gun target is made from thin plywood to avoid ricochets, spins when hit, and requires no resetting.
POPULAR WOODWORKING #74 Sep 1993 (v.13#2) pg. 58

How "target" games work which use a light-shooting "gun" and photosensitive detectors in the target.
RADIO-ELECTRONICS Dec 1984 (v.55#12) pg. 78

Build your own Cyclops, a light intensity monitor that can be used as an intrusion detector or as part of an electronic rifle range. Printed circuit board template included.
SCIENCE & MECHANICS Fall 1979 pg. 74