Videos tagged with Firearms Training Equipment

This video provides an expert assessment of AR500 steel shooting targets, emphasizing the long-term durability and value of higher-quality options. The instructor, with 10 years of experience and extensive use in carbine and long-range classes, highlights that while cheaper targets may fail quickly, quality steel from sources like ShootSteel.com can withstand tens of thousands of rounds over a decade, proving to be a cost-effective investment for serious firearms training.

This video provides a comprehensive overview of TA Targets' various steel target stand bases, detailing their features, benefits, and ideal use cases. The presenter guides viewers through options ranging from the budget-friendly Genesis base to the ultra-stable 26-inch round base and the portable Breakdown base. Key considerations include cost, portability, stability, and compatibility with different target systems and calibers.

This video provides first impressions of the Kestrel KST 1000 shot timer. The reviewer highlights its large, easily readable display, a secondary top display for belt-worn use, and a powerful speaker. Key features noted include its robust, weatherproof construction with an O-ring sealed battery compartment and the use of common 123 batteries.

This video showcases the A-DAP V2.0 steel target system from TA Targets, highlighting its innovative adjustable angle brackets and durable AR550 steel construction. The system offers enhanced versatility for various shooting scenarios, including ultra-close range engagements, by allowing users to adjust the lean angle of the targets. The presenter emphasizes the system's longevity and the improved splatter management achieved with the new design, making it a robust option for both recreational shooters and high-volume training environments.

This review covers the Grizzly AR500 reactive steel target, highlighting its durability and ease of setup. The target is constructed from thick gauge AR500 steel, designed to withstand extensive abuse from various calibers, including rifle, pistol, and shotgun rounds. Its angled design effectively directs shrapnel away from the shooter, enhancing safety during use. The setup involves a base plate, an H-frame, and a standard 2x4 lumber piece, making it portable and convenient for transport to shooting locations.