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1/4" AR400 Rimfire KYL Rack | 5-Target

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SKU: 608

• Choose .25" to 1.5" or .5" to 2" five-target sets
• CNC laser-cut from domestic 1/4" AR400 steel
• Modular KYL rack pushes precision with progressively smaller targets
• Rimfire-rated for .22 and .17 caliber training

 

$124.95
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The 1/4" AR400 Rimfire KYL Rack | 5-Target is built for shooters looking for a tougher Know Your Limits challenge. Choose between two five-target configurations: .25", .5", .75", 1" and 1.5" targets or .5", .75", 1", 1.5" and 2" targets. Every target, hanger and stand bracket is CNC laser-cut from domestic 1/4" AR400 steel. The rack is fully modular, allowing individual components to be replaced without replacing the entire system. Made in the USA.

The KYL format tests accuracy and shot discipline by giving you a progression of increasingly difficult strike faces. The .25" option creates an especially demanding precision challenge, while the .5"-to-2" configuration provides a slightly larger progression. The rack uses spacers, hangers and stand brackets without heavy chain, keeping the system compact and straightforward. Watch Top Shot Dustin run a Shoot Steel KYL rack on YouTube, or learn more in KYL Targets Explained: How to Improve Your Precision Shooting.

What's Included

  • (5) Targets in your selected configuration: .25"/.5"/.75"/1"/1.5" or .5"/.75"/1"/1.5"/2"
  • Targets CNC laser-cut from domestic 1/4" AR400 steel
  • (6) 2.25" spacers
  • Stand brackets, CNC laser-cut from 1/4" AR400 steel
  • All hangers and assembly hardware
  • Not included: Paint

Assembly

Assemble the rack using the included targets, six 2.25" spacers, stand brackets, hangers and assembly hardware. The modular design allows individual targets, hangers, spacers and stand components to be replaced as needed without replacing the complete rack.

Safety and Usage

Minimum shooting distances by cartridge:

  • .22 Short, .22 Long and .22 LR: 10 yards minimum
  • .17 HM2: 50 yards minimum
  • .17 HMR: 100 yards minimum
  • .22 Magnum: 125 yards minimum
  • .17 WSM: Not rated

Always use quality eye and ear protection. Inspect all targets, hangers, spacers, hardware and stand components before every session. Replace any component that shows cratering, severe pitting or structural damage. Repaint regularly to track impacts and monitor surface health. No steel-core, armor-piercing or tracer ammunition.

FAQs

What target configurations are available?
Choose between .25", .5", .75", 1" and 1.5" targets or .5", .75", 1", 1.5" and 2" targets. Both options include five targets.

What is a KYL rack?
KYL stands for Know Your Limits. Shooters engage targets of progressively different sizes in sequence, making the format useful for developing precision, trigger control and shot discipline.

Which configuration should I choose?
The .25"-to-1.5" configuration includes the smallest strike face and provides the more demanding precision challenge. The .5"-to-2" configuration starts with a larger minimum target while still providing five progressively sized targets.

What calibers is this rack rated for?
The rack is rated for .22 Short, .22 Long and .22 LR at 10 yards minimum, .17 HM2 at 50 yards minimum, .17 HMR at 100 yards minimum and .22 Magnum at 125 yards minimum. .17 WSM is not rated.

Why is the rack modular?
Targets, hangers, spacers and stand components can be replaced individually if damaged or worn, allowing you to keep the rest of the rack in service.

Why are the components CNC laser-cut?
CNC laser-cutting provides consistent dimensions across the targets, hangers and stand brackets, helping the modular components fit together consistently.

Does this rack ship painted?
No. All Shoot Steel targets ship unpainted. White and bright orange provide strong visibility on small targets at distance.

Is this product made in the United States?
Yes. This product is manufactured in the United States from domestic AR400 steel.

Do you warranty your products?
Yes. We stand behind our products.

Personal and Recreational Use

  • Target plates: covered against manufacturing and material defects for 90 days from date of delivery
  • Welds: covered for 1 year from date of delivery
  • Coverage includes weld integrity, materials and workmanship

Commercial and Range Use

  • All components: covered against manufacturing and material defects for 90 days from date of purchase
  • Coverage includes weld integrity, materials and workmanship
  • Normal wear, pitting, cratering and target face degradation are not covered

To qualify for warranty coverage, targets must be used and maintained in accordance with Shoot Steel safety and distance guidelines, including:

  • No steel-core, armor-piercing or tracer ammunition
  • Minimum recommended distances observed at all times
  • Target mounted to Shoot Steel specifications

Shoot Steel reserves the right to request photos or inspection of any claimed item prior to approval. Misuse and abuse are not covered. Need a copy of our safety guidelines? Email us.

To start a warranty claim, contact customerservice@shootsteel.com with your order number and photos.


  • Our most portable, user friendly, and challenging target for your rimfire needs

  • No tools required design

  • Completely modular and user serviceable if parts are damaged

  • CNC Laser cut from AR400

Customer Reviews (1)

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5
I will buy again

Posted by David Abernathy on 8th Jul 2026

If you are looking for a good challenging rimfire reactive Target that you can shoot over and over and over and over again without wearing anything out. This is probably going to be a Target that you want to take a close look at because I think it is very reasonably priced and can potentially give you years and years of use. The only thing that could wear out would be the polls that supports the targets and the top one. They are not very heavy duty. This is made only for 22 rimfire but you could probably still damage the support poles if you hit them too many times but then there again. It's just simple, conduit that you could buy at your local hardware store and drill a couple of holes and in the same spot as the originals and you'd be good to go again, but I don't even see that as being a great problem. There's no need to even be hitting the brace poles or the top poles unless you are a horrible shot.

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