Auto Reset Metal Targets

[DC]

Try Tom Drazy's metal. He is a master class competitor so he knows what the shooters want and he is a HUGE supporter of USPSA, And the Pro Am.

http://www.drazymetalworks.com/servlet/StoreFront

www.proamshooting.com.

 

[technetium-99m]

Shooting steel indoors will likely smash the lights above with shrapnel. You may have to build cages or coat them with that rubber stuff.

I LOVE my MGM auto popper and would not hesitate to buy from Tom Drazy. Don't skimp, buy quality steel targets.

 

[HKCHEF]

I use www.mgmtargets.com

Auto poppers, as long as the steel stays smooth free of divots you should experience no shrapnel.

Since these pics the targets have been recessed into the backstop.

 

[tul9033]

GT Targets made me an excellent deal on some plates and holders. I mention steel challenge and he come down on his list price about 30%.
He says they use all AR500.

 

[boomerzz]

I have 3, I have used mgmtargets and letargets.com

Both were good experiences.

As for shrapnel, if you get the good stuff (500 brinnell) and never shoot it with your steel core 30-06 (or .223) and put any dimples in it, the shrapnel doesn't tend to come back at you, even at 5 yards.

If you are using beat up dimpled steel. Expect it to shoot back.

I buy the 500 brinnell and shoot .45 at it. The steel will probably last forever.

 

[Wormydog1724]

I use www.mgmtargets.com

Auto poppers, as long as the steel stays smooth free of divots you should experience no shrapnel.


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What will these withstand? I am assuming pistol but what about 12 gauge slug, .223 (non steel core) FMJ, hollowpoint? If so on .223, how close?

Thanks,

WD

 

[GoArmy]

Metal target talk makes me want to run out and buy a welder.

 

[Phat Mike]

our range has one of those mgm style and it's fun to shoot!