Rifle Targets

Rifle targets have to survive the round and still show the hit. We stock sight-in grids for zeroing, splatter sheets that read through a scope, and AR500 and AR550 steel gongs, silhouettes and dueling trees rated for centerfire rifle — from Challenge Targets, Shooting Targets USA, Do-All Outdoors, Splatterburst and Birchwood Casey.

Which rifle target do I need?

• Zeroing — a 1" or MOA grid with a small aiming point; one sheet per scope adjustment.
• 100–300 yards — 3/8" AR500 gongs and silhouettes; makers rate them for .223 and .308 from 100 yards, magnum calibers further out.
• Long range — 1/2" AR500 or AR550 plates, 12" and up, on a stand that angles the face down.
• Rimfire rifles — resetting knock-downs and spinners built for .22.

Read the distance rating on every steel product page before you shoot; the maker’s number is the rule. Heavy steel ships freight; ranges and clubs get bulk pricing.