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  • Complete rifle training steel target package displayed with AR550 and AR500 systems arranged outdoors, showing full setup for precision and speed drills on range terrain Close-up detail of AR550 and AR500 steel plates showing laser-cut edges, mounting hardware, rubber hangers, and reinforced steel bracket construction Steel targets reacting to rifle impacts, with gongs swinging and KYL plates rotating on hit, demonstrating audible and visual feedback during live fire Shooter setting up 2x4 bracket-based steel target system in rural range environment, assembling stand components before beginning rifle practice session
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    Rifle Starter Package

    The Rifle Starter Package combines three different steel target systems into one rifle-focused training setup. You get a Hardox® 1/2" AR550 Short Range Rifle Target for 50-yard training, a Magnum...
    $929.99
  • Hero product image showing all-steel upright target stand assembled with wide AR400 base and Slide-Lock hanger in outdoor shooting range environment. Installed range setup with steel target plate mounted on upright stand, die spring absorbing impact energy during rapid rifle fire practice session. Product image of target stand disassembled into three pieces for easy set up and take down design. Close-up detail of AR500 upright and Slide-Lock hanger connection showing CNC laser-cut steel edges, bolts, and heavy-duty spring assembly under tension.
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    Upright, All-Steel Target Stand

    The Upright, All-Steel Target Stand replaces the traditional wood upright with a steel system built for Shoot Steel static targets. The stand uses a CNC laser-cut 3/8" domestic AR500 upright with...
    $199.99
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