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Punching holes in paper gets old fast. The Birchwood Casey King of Diamonds gives you something to react to, spinning hard on every hit and ringing out a clear ping that leaves no question whether you connected. It is a reactive .22 rimfire target built for plinking, practice, and the kind of range time that keeps you grinning.
The heart of this one is a 5.5-inch diameter paddle cut from 1/4-inch AR400 steel, the tough abrasion-resistant stuff that shrugs off thousands of rounds. It sits on a steel stand measuring 17 inches tall by 6.5 inches wide, so it stands up on its own wherever you set it down. There are no strings to pull and no cords to reset. After the paddle spins from a solid hit, the patent-pending design brings it back around and re-aligns it facing you, ready to go again.
Because it is rated for .22 rimfire, this target works with both .22 rifles and .22 handguns, making it a great pick for teaching a new shooter or just burning through a brick of ammo on a lazy afternoon. The instant sight-and-sound feedback is genuinely useful for building confidence and dialing in accuracy, since you know right away when you hit and when you missed.
Setup is about as simple as it gets. The stand plants firmly and the whole rig is light enough to carry out to the woods, the back forty, or a public range without a second thought. At roughly 3.5 pounds it travels easy and takes up almost no room in a range bag or truck bed. Stick to standard-velocity .22 long rifle ammo and keep your distances reasonable for steel, and this target will give you years of trouble-free plinking.
This target is rated for .22 rimfire, so it handles both .22 rifles and .22 handguns. Stick to standard .22 long rifle ammo and avoid centerfire calibers or magnum loads, which are too much for a rimfire-rated steel paddle. For anything bigger, look at the AR500 centerfire targets in the same World of Targets lineup.
Yes. When a bullet strikes the 5.5-inch paddle, it spins wildly and then re-aligns itself facing you thanks to the patent-pending design. There are no strings or cords to pull, so you never have to walk downrange between shots.
For .22 rimfire steel, giving yourself a sensible buffer of distance is the safe move, and many folks run it comfortably from around 25 yards and out. Setting it back also gives the paddle room to spin and ring without splash-back concerns. Always wear eye protection when shooting steel.
It is. At roughly 3.5 pounds with a compact standing base, it tosses right in a range bag or truck bed and sets up in seconds wherever the ground lets it stand. That portability makes it a favorite for backyard plinking and trips out to informal ranges.
| UPC | 029057473322 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 47332 |
| Mount Type | Standing |
| Shipping Weight | 3.54 |
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