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This is one of those classic backyard and range setups that just makes a .22 session more fun. The Gallery Resetting Target gives you four hanging steel paddles plus a top reset paddle, so you shoot them down, tap the reset, and they all pop right back up for another go. No walking downrange, no pulling cords, no fussing with cardboard between strings. You get action and sound feedback on every hit, which is exactly what keeps a plinking session moving and keeps newer shooters grinning.
The paddles measure 2.5 inches and are built from solid steel hung on a durable welded frame designed to hold up to years of rimfire use. Birchwood Casey uses a twist-designed paddle with no welds to break, which is a big part of why folks who've run hundreds of rounds through these report they hold up and keep swinging. High-visibility orange Target Spots give you a clear aiming point, so it's easy to pick up your point of impact at distance.
Setup is quick and about as simple as it gets. There's a foot rest at the base so you can push the stand into the ground with your boot, even when the dirt is packed hard. When you're done, the frame folds flat, which makes it easy to toss in the truck or stash in the garage. It's genuinely portable, so it works just as well at the range as it does out on the back forty.
This one is dialed in specifically for .22 rimfire rifles and .22 handguns. It's a great pick for teaching new shooters, working on trigger control, or just burning through a brick of ammo on a lazy afternoon. If you own a 10/22, a rimfire pistol, or anything in the .22 family, this target earns its spot in the gear pile.
You knock down all four hanging paddles, then take a shot at the top reset paddle. That single hit pops all four targets back up for another round. It saves you from walking downrange or messing with reset cords between strings.
This model is built specifically for .22 rimfire rifles and .22 handguns. It is not intended for centerfire rounds, which would damage the paddles and frame. Stick with your .22 LR and you'll get years of use out of it.
Yes. There's a foot rest at the base so you can step down and drive the stand into packed dirt with your boot. It sets up fast and folds flat when you're finished, so hauling it to the range and back is no hassle.
The paddles are solid steel with a twist design and no welds to break, which is often the failure point on cheaper targets. They hang from a welded steel frame built to take repeated rimfire hits. Users who've put several hundred rounds through them report they keep swinging without issue.
| UPC | 029057470222 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | BC-47022 |
| Mount Type | Standing |
| Product Type | Papers |
| Quantity | 1 |
| Shipping Weight | 7.55 |
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