Shootin' Steel: The "Evil Roy" Way by Nutnfancy

Published on October 4, 2009
Duration: 9:43

This guide details the setup and safe use of the Action Target Evil Roy Steel Target, emphasizing its portability and safety features. It covers target head options and essential safety considerations for various calibers. Instruction is provided with a practical, safety-oriented approach, suitable for intermediate shooters looking to enhance their range experience.

Quick Summary

The Evil Roy Steel Target from Action Target offers excellent portability with folding legs and a carry handle. Its downward-angled face deflects fragments safely, and it supports various head options. Maintain at least 200 yards for .223 Rem to protect the AR500 steel.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction and Shooting Demo
  2. 02:27Steel vs. Improvised Targets
  3. 03:41Target Head Options
  4. 04:16Safety and Caliber Restrictions
  5. 05:56Portability and Takedown

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key safety features of the Evil Roy Steel Target?

The Evil Roy target features a downward-angled face designed to deflect bullet fragments into the ground, enhancing safety for shooters and bystanders. It's also crucial to maintain safe distances based on caliber to prevent steel damage.

How portable is the Evil Roy Steel Target?

The target is highly portable due to its folding tripod legs and an integrated carrying handle. The legs fold up, and the vertical arm rotates, creating a compact package for easy transport to remote shooting locations.

What are the recommended distances for shooting steel targets?

For centerfire rifles like the .223 Rem, it's advised to maintain a minimum distance of 200 yards to prevent pitting or damage to the AR500 steel. Pistol calibers can typically be shot at closer distances.

What types of firearms can be used with the Evil Roy Steel Target?

The Evil Roy target is suitable for a variety of firearms, including rimfire rifles (.22 LR) and pistols chambered in calibers like 9mm, .40 S&W, and .45 ACP. Centerfire rifles require greater distance.

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