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Nothing keeps you coming back to the range like the ring of steel, and this rabbit-shaped plate delivers it in a fun, field-inspired silhouette. It's cut from 3/8-inch AR500, the go-to thickness that handles most handgun and rifle work without pitting, and the bright white powder coat makes it pop against a berm so you can spot your hits from way downrange.
AR500 refers to steel rated around 500 on the Brinell hardness scale, which is why it's the standard for shooting sports. Instead of denting or cratering, a properly hit plate lets the bullet fragment and spread its energy across the face. This rabbit target carries a maximum bullet energy rating of 3,000 ft-lbs, so it's happy taking rimfire, common pistol rounds like 9mm and .45 ACP, and centerfire rifle calibers such as .223 and 5.56 at proper distance. It's a great pick for reactive plinking, offhand practice, and adding a little small-game flavor to your steel setup.
The single mounting hole gives you flexibility whether you're hanging it on chain, rubber straps, or bolting it to a bracket. Letting it hang so it can swing helps it soak up impact and stretches out the life of the plate. Angle it slightly downward, generally around 10 to 15 degrees, so splatter is directed into the ground rather than back your way. Distance matters too: figure at least 10 yards for handguns and 100 yards for centerfire rifle rounds, and always keep eye protection on at the line.
The laser-cut edges come off clean and burr-free, and the white finish takes hits well while staying visible session after session. It's a simple, tough plate that earns its spot in the range bag and just keeps ringing.
The 3/8-inch AR500 plate carries a maximum bullet energy rating of 3,000 ft-lbs, so it handles rimfire, common pistol rounds like 9mm and .45 ACP, and centerfire rifle calibers such as .223 and 5.56 at proper distance. Stick with lead or copper-jacketed ammo, since that's what steel is meant to take. Avoid running high-velocity magnum rifle rounds at it, as those loads are better suited to thicker plates.
A good rule of thumb is at least 10 yards for handguns and rimfire, and 100 yards for centerfire rifle calibers. The extra distance lets fragments lose energy and fall harmlessly, and it also keeps the plate face in better shape over time. Always wear wrap-around eye protection at the firing line.
No, the target ships as a single steel plate with one mounting hole. You'll supply your own chain, rubber straps, or bracket to hang it. Letting it swing freely helps absorb impact and extends the life of the steel.
Yes. Mounting it with a slight downward tilt, generally around 10 to 15 degrees, directs bullet splatter toward the ground instead of back toward the shooting line. A flat, vertical plate sends fragments sideways, so that little bit of angle makes your setup safer and helps the plate last longer.
| UPC | 888151082973 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | BC-47706 |
| Product Type | Steel |
| Quantity | 1 |
| Shipping Weight | 5.55 |
| Style | Silhouette |
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