Action Targets 3/8-inch AR500 18' Circle Gong Shooting Kit
This amazing AR500 gong kit is an ideal gift for shooters. It's also a great treat for yourself! With this kit, you're all set for a long - range shooting day at the range.
- A 3/8 - inch AR500 18' Circle steel gong target weighing 27 lbs.
- Two self - healing polymer brackets.
- Two self - healing gong holders.
- Hardware for hanging the gong.
- Six 4' pieces of rebar.
Hanging a steel target downrange is now more affordable and of better quality. Action Target offers over 30 new target shapes and thicknesses. Precision shooters will love the 4 - 18 - inch circles, and IDPA/IPSC trainers and sportsmen will enjoy the life - size animal shapes like boar, coyote, and prairie dog, all made of 3/8 - inch steel!
The patent - pending Last Stand system is super portable and long - lasting. The leg brackets and target holders, made of self - healing polymer, can withstand hundreds of rounds. Unlike ropes and chains that can break in one shot, the leg brackets allow for quick and easy leg height adjustment for stability on any terrain.
All kits feature 3/8 - inch thick AR500 steel and are approved for calibers up to.308 at over 100 yards. For ammo with muzzle velocities over 3000 fps or certain bimetal projectiles, set the targets at greater distances. Always check the steel after using new guns or ammo and adjust the distance or ammo as needed.
Using this gong kit is easy. First, assemble the gong with the self - healing polymer brackets and holders using the provided hardware. Then, use the six 4' pieces of rebar to set up the gong in your desired shooting area. Make sure to adjust the leg height using the leg brackets for stability on any terrain. When shooting, remember that this kit is approved for calibers up to.308 at distances over 100 yards. If you're using ammunition with muzzle velocities over 3000 fps or certain bimetal projectiles, set the targets further away to prevent damage. After each use of a new gun or ammunition, take a look at the steel gong to ensure it's in good condition. If you notice any issues, adjust the shooting distance or change the ammunition. To maintain the kit, keep it in a dry place when not in use. The self - healing polymer parts can handle a lot of rounds, but if they start to show excessive wear, consider replacing them.
