The Rock Solid base is designed to provide stability and the best shooting angle for the Hostage Situation Target. Follow the assembly instructions provided with the base to ensure proper setup. Make sure the base is placed on a flat and level surface for optimal performance.
Safety is paramount. When hanging the targets, ensure that they are placed at a safe distance from shooters and bystanders. Always follow the safety guidelines and rules of your shooting range. Additionally, double-check that the targets are securely fastened to prevent any unexpected movement during shooting.
Yes, you can use the Hostage Situation Target with most standard target stands. However, for the best experience and optimal angle, we recommend using the Rock Solid base, which is designed to work seamlessly with our target system.
The specific hardware you need may vary based on your setup, but generally, you'll want strong hooks, chains, or target hangers to attach the target to your stand or mounting point. Always ensure that the hardware you choose can support the weight and impact of the target.
Targets mounted with a downward angle eliminate the possibility of a direct straight on hit. As a result rounds are deflected downward into the ground and less heat is generated. Since heat is the real cause of pitting in AR500 targets proper mounting will extend their lives [...]
Return Policy: All our products can be returned within 14 days of purchase. Only unused targets can be returned. Buyer pays return shipping costs.
Most of the lead and copper deflects at 20 degrees. You must always wear safety glasses and set up the targets in a safe location. In general the bullets do not “bounce” back or ricochet. This doesn’t mean they never will, just that most of the bullets [...]
Yes – AR500 targets work great for rimfire.
The min distance is 100 yards for 3/8” and 1/2” AR500 when using 55gr FMJ out of a 16" barrel with a maximum muzzle velocity of 2800 fps. Keep in mind with 223/5.56 that some loads may be well over 2800 FPS. These loads should be used [...]