HighwildAR500 Steel Targets System 3/8 Inch Thick Steel Shooting Targets with Stand, All Parts Replaceable Separately for Outdoor Range and Shooting Practice (5)

I bought this for my son for his birthday. He loves it, him and his friends use it about two - three times a week. Best birthday present ever. Dad of the year awarded,

Works as it should, shot with .357mag, 5.56, 5.45x39 & 9mm.Would recommend buying more target chains

Heavy duty. Shoot with 22lr. Great variety in size. Shoot at 200 and 300 yards

So far so good. Fairly easy set up. Good value , not sure about how well cross support will last, will have to wait and see how many strikes it will take before failure.

I recommend buying the kit has the 6” as the smallest. The 7x12 yellow target is fairly small in real life and probably would be better if it was the next size up as it’s easier to hit the 10” plate in terms of surface area.This is a great kit and with just a simple swap on the hardware you can have a tool less take down and set up for easy transport. The product took awhile to show up so just know that ahead of time. It also ships in two packages, one is the frame and the other is the targets and chains. A couple things to note, I am sure me or someone else will hit the cross bar at some point and damage it, the ends holding the bar up are designed to accept a 2x4, which is great, so if you damage the cross bar you can just pick up a 2x4, drill some holes and you’re back in business without needing to buy a bunch of stuff. The cross bar is designed to expand with extra pieces(1 was included to make the 4 targets work), it uses two bolts where it overlaps which sag just a little and will require tools to disassemble if you want to move this in smaller pieces, I strongly recommend picking up some pins to use instead of the included bolts. You can buy ones that fit the original hole but I bought 3/8” pins(bigger than original hole) and drilled out the holes while assembled because I could push the bar up level and it gave me a tighter fit and doesn’t sag now(if you are not handy then don’t attempt on your own). What this does is now makes it where the legs already don’t require any tools and now your cross bars don’t either. As you can see I can put the whole thing in my range cart no problem. Which is a 45” gorilla cart.Also this is fairly heavy, I’m 6’2” 200lbs and work out, it’s not a problem for me to put in and out of the cart but my girlfriend cannot, so keep in mind if you plan on moving it around a lot, two of my teenage kids working together could do it.Overall worth the shipping wait and with a couple little mods you get an easy to transport system with 4 targets that can be converted to 2x4 if damaged.

Parts came in separate shipments, which they mention in the description, but I only received one tracking number which initially concerned me.The system seems well built, high quality, and easy to assemble. One you get one hardware track done, it goes pretty quickly.I’ll report back once I shoot on it.

I liked fast shipping.

I returned this item because for one... the box was beat to **** and was missing parts. I went ahead and got the parts but then ran into a different problem. IF you accidentally hit the chain or bolts on the stand (i.e. when the bullet splatters)... they won't hold up and fall apart. The first shots obliviated my first target so I just stopped. I knew the next set was going to do the same (even with original hardware). Luckily I also brought some other targets with me so I decided to use those. Moving forward... Highwild is out of my purview. Not worth it and not even their steel targets alone. It doesn't matter how far you place them... the steel creates a dimple which many of you know creates a hazard situation. Not for me and maybe other people don't care but just going to play it safe and not have to worry about non-superior quality.