Steel Targets

kwb377

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I have some silhouette and round 3/8" targets and stands from ShootSteel.com. Thousands of rounds on them with no issues.


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Dfalt

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Just be careful and mount them properly to avoid ricochets. It they don't swing then they should hang/mount at an angle to the ground so the round ricochets down into the ground.
That and don't get too close; shoot them from a minimum of 20 yards
 

Uncdav

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Nov 22, 2023
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Outback of woodshed
I have always been well served by challengetargets.com
I alttle bit higher priced than economy grade but always quality thru and thru.
Uncdav
 

p4triot

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Nov 22, 2023
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Prattville, AL
That and don't get too close; shoot them from a minimum of 20 yards
Just be careful and mount them properly to avoid ricochets. It they don't swing then they should hang/mount at an angle to the ground so the round ricochets down into the ground.
+1 to these. And then make sure you match up the steel weight to the caliber. E.g., shooting pistols on rifle steel can also result in ricochet even if it's free-swinging. Have a scar to remind me it's no joke.
 

Stumpy

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In my 29 year LE career I was present twice and provided first aid once on sucking chest wounds from pistol fire on steel targets. I NEVER FIRE AT STEEL UNLESS I AM WEARING A VEST. Saw, heard of, and read about way too many ricochets from shooting on steel to not wear "pounds" when engaging steel.
 
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