Highwild AR500 Steel Targets System 3/8 Inch Thick Complete Steel Shooting Targets with Stand, 6" Shooting Gong + 7" x 12" Torso with 1 Stand & 2 Mounting Kits for Outdoor Range and Shooting Practice

Great inexpensive little target set to shoot. I've shot 5.56, 9mm, 30-30, and .40 at it so far but its held up great. My brother did hit the chain on one of the targets but can't really say thats bad quality on the manufactures part. Easy to assemble, took me about 30-45 minutes to get it setup and ready to go. Storage is fairly easy too as the legs break down and the whole top part that the targets are hanging from stays together. Overall this works well for my needs and it does have a nice slap sound if the rounds hit the targets. 4.7 out of 5 stars, would buy again.

This steel target system feels solid and well built right out of the box. The AR500 steel plates have a good weight to them and give immediate feedback when hit, which makes practice more engaging compared to paper targets. Assembly was straightforward, and once set up, the frame feels stable. The targets swing freely, which helps reduce wear and keeps impacts audible and visible. After use, the plates showed expected surface marks but no deformation, which is what you want to see with steel targets. This system works well for recreational range use and is easy to break down and transport when needed. It’s clearly designed with durability in mind and feels like it will hold up to regular use. Pros: • Heavy-duty AR500 steel plates • Solid frame with good stability • Clear visual and audible hit feedback • Easy to assemble and move Cons: • Takes up more space than basic paper target setups Overall, this is a quality steel target system that delivers on durability and performance. If you’re looking to upgrade from disposable targets to something more reusable and engaging, this is a strong option. Stability is great.

This is a great bang for your buck! This was easy to assemble. Holds up great to an assortment of calibers. I was using 556, 762, 9mm and 22. There was no pitting or damage to the plates just paint blown off and surface marks. Metal frame is compatible to 2x4 wood setup. Only downside with these targets is on the smaller ones with bigger calibers you can flip the target over the bar.

This stand is built well, however, all it takes is a couple shots to the posts and its down on the ground. The targets themself are great. Just get some yellow and orange spray-paint before or after every trip to the range. Worst case scenario, if the posts get too damaged to stand up, the targets can be bolted or hung (using the included accessories) to a branch or a large stake in the ground. Therefore, you're not totally screwed if you have some new shooters that aren't exactly "On-Target" and ruin the post(s). Overall, it was a solid buy for the price. Definitely going to buy more of their targets, thats for sure..! maybe ill buy the kit where you get brackets and then I can pick up rebar at home depot or something, cause bullets should "skim off" the rebar as opossed to damaging/ruining the posts this kit came with.

I was worried at first that this would be able to handle rifle shots. Well overall very impressed. Very easy to remove legs and transport and set up. Only weak link we found was the carriage bolts that hold chains to targets. Two head broke off just from target impact. Purchased four heavy duty bolts from Lowes, and they are holding up just fine. Also, the paint comes off pretty quick, so bought some bright orange and green spray paint to throw a few coats on after range time. Overall very impressed and much better than paper targets. Highly recommend and price is very fair.

Didn't intend to buy this! I must have fat fingered the Buy Now button and it showed up at my door. I was going to send it back but took a look at it, then I assembled it. The quality is excellent, it went together easy. A friend looked at it and was impressed. I shoot 22LR suppressed and it's perfect for the back yard. It's a keeper.

Pew pew! Ding ding! Great for smaller rounds. Easy to setup. The legs are not bulletproof - neither is the chain. (just try not to hit them)

Set up at 75 yards as that is the farthest I can get on my property with clear line of sight in a safe direction. Hit with 5.56 and 7.62 on the first day out and a couple hundred rounds of each. Gongs held up very well just bring a can or 2 of good spray paint with you. The legs however are very pitted from the splatter and I'm not sure how many "Range days" they will hold up to before it starts making actual holes in them. Didn't hit any of the supports but if you do, expect a through and through. Did hit 1 chain and it split it like it was paper though. For the price these are worth it and am not mad I got them just be ready to replace parts if you're not a good shot or get alot of flyers.