Bullets hitting steel in slow motion - Challenge Targets

Published on June 3, 2017
Duration: 17:58

This guide details the setup and use of various steel targets from Challenge Targets, including the Plate Rack System and Shooting Star, as demonstrated by Tim and Jason on the MAC Range. It covers technical specifications like AR500 steel construction and reset mechanisms, alongside crucial safety advice regarding eye protection and bullet fragmentation. The video also touches on hearing protection with Sport Ears and showcases a J&G Sales 1887 Shotgun.

Quick Summary

Challenge Targets utilize durable AR500 steel, rated for calibers up to 5.56 at distance. Essential safety includes wearing eye protection at close ranges (7-10 yards) due to fragmentation risks. The Plate Rack System offers adjustable features and a reset arm, while Sport Ears provide mechanical hearing protection with significant impact noise reduction.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction and High-Speed Camera Setup
  2. 01:55Sport Ears Hearing Protection
  3. 02:42Challenge Targets Plate Rack System
  4. 06:19Shooting Star Target
  5. 09:59Safety and Fragmentation
  6. 11:54DIY Plate Rack System
  7. 13:22J&G Sales 1887 Shotgun Demo
  8. 14:39Hostage Target Design

Frequently Asked Questions

What type of steel is used for Challenge Targets, and what is its rating?

Challenge Targets are typically made from AR500 steel, a high-hardness alloy known for its durability. The Plate Rack System is rated for calibers up to 5.56 at distance, ensuring it can withstand significant impact.

What safety precautions are necessary when shooting steel targets?

It is crucial to wear eye protection when shooting steel targets, especially at close ranges (7-10 yards), to guard against potential fragmentation and spalling. Always maintain safe firearm handling practices.

What are the key features of the Challenge Targets Plate Rack System?

The Plate Rack System features AR500 steel construction, adjustable lean for different calibers, rotatable target heads for varied shooting angles, and a cable-operated reset arm for quick target re-engagement.

What hearing protection is recommended in the video?

The video highlights Sport Ears, a mechanical hearing protection device that offers a 33dB reduction during impact noises while allowing normal sounds to pass through with minimal attenuation.

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