$32.99
9 in stock
Online inventory may differ from in-store availability.
Quick turnaround so you get your gear sooner.
Trusted checkout with industry-standard protection.
Keeping Traditions Alive Since 1953
Secure Transactions provided with 
The Birchwood Casey Gallery Expert Resetting Target is built around one simple idea that makes range time a whole lot more fun: hit the hanging paddles, then shoot the reset paddle up top, and they all pop back up for another go. That means you stay behind the firing line the entire session instead of walking downrange or fussing with pull cords. It is set up for .22 rimfire rifles and .22 handguns, so it slots right into a plinking day with a 10/22, a rimfire pistol, or whatever trainer you like to run.
The "Expert" name earns its keep here. Where the standard Gallery uses larger paddles, this version drops down to 1.75-inch round tops, which shrinks your aiming point and forces you to tighten up your groups. If you have already worn out the original and want your reactive target work to feel a little less forgiving, this is the step up. Expect it to reward clean fundamentals and let you know real quick when you pull a shot.
The paddles are solid steel and run a beefy 3/8 inch thick, hung on a durable steel frame. Birchwood Casey uses a twist-lock paddle design with no welds to break, which is the kind of construction detail that matters when you are sending hundreds of rounds at it over the life of the target. It is portable enough to grab and go, and a built-in foot rest lets you press the base into the dirt so it sits steady while you shoot.
A couple of field-tested tips: lean the frame slightly forward so the bottom paddles do not bounce back at you when hit, and keep your grass trimmed underneath so the paddles can swing freely. High-visibility target spots are included to give you a clear point of aim downrange. Stick to standard soft-nosed .22 rimfire and this thing will give you seasons of trigger time.
You shoot the hanging paddles to knock them down, then hit the reset paddle at the top and all of them drop back into the ready position. It happens without you leaving the firing line, so there is no walking downrange and no cords to pull. That is the whole appeal of the Gallery system for a plinking session.
No. This one is made specifically for .22 rimfire rifles and .22 handguns using soft-nosed ammo. Running centerfire pistol or rifle rounds through it will deform or damage the paddles in a hurry, so keep it to rimfire and it will last a long time.
The Expert uses smaller 1.75-inch round paddles instead of the larger tops on the original. That shrinks your aiming point and makes it a tougher accuracy challenge, which is great if you have outgrown the standard version and want to push your groups tighter.
Pretty much. It ships as a single steel unit with a foot rest so you can press it into the ground, plus high-visibility target spots for a clear point of aim. Set it on the ground, lean it slightly forward so the low paddles do not bounce back, and you are ready to go.
| UPC | 029057470215 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 47021 |
| Model | |
| Mount Type | Standing |
| Product Type | Target |
| Shipping Weight | 6.85 |
| Units per Box | 1 |
You must be logged in to post a review.
Reviews
There are no reviews yet.