A new one from Challenge Targets!

Published on March 4, 2026
Duration: 3:01

This guide details the setup and operation of the Challenge Targets resetting steel target system, suitable for various firearms including rifles and rimfire. It covers the interchangeable plate system, the function of the limiting bar for high-power rounds, and the automatic reset mechanism. The speaker, demonstrating expert knowledge, highlights the fun and effectiveness of this target for practice.

Quick Summary

The Challenge Targets resetting steel target system features AR500 steel plates that flip when hit. A dedicated reset paddle, when struck, automatically returns all plates to their ready position. The system is versatile, allowing easy conversion between rifle and rimfire calibers, and includes a 'limiting bar' for high-power rounds.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to Challenge Targets Resetting Target
  2. 00:15Target System Overview and Rifle Setup
  3. 00:28Rifle Target Mechanism and Reset
  4. 00:51Rimfire Plate Conversion
  5. 01:17Limiting Bar Feature Explained
  6. 01:33Preparing for Live Fire Demonstration
  7. 01:45Shooting Setup Details and Ammunition
  8. 02:06Live Fire Demonstration with .300 Blackout
  9. 02:49Conclusion and Enjoyment of the Target

Frequently Asked Questions

How does the Challenge Targets resetting steel target system work?

The system features AR500 steel plates that flip when hit. A specific reset paddle, when struck, causes all plates to automatically return to their upright position, ready for the next round of shooting.

Can the Challenge Targets resetting target be used with different firearms?

Yes, the system is designed for versatility. It comes with interchangeable AR500 steel plates, allowing easy conversion between rifle and rimfire calibers, and is also compatible with pistols.

What is the 'limiting bar' on the Challenge Targets system?

The limiting bar is a safety feature designed for high-power rifle rounds like .308. It prevents the steel plates from flying out of the frame when struck, ensuring the target system remains intact and safe.

What ammunition was used in the demonstration of the Challenge Targets?

In the demonstration, .300 Blackout subsonic rounds were used. The speaker also mentioned previous experience shooting the target with .308 rounds and even thermal optics at night.

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