Highwild AR500 Steel Targets System 3/8 Inch Thick Steel Shooting Targets with Stand, All Parts Replaceable Separately for Outdoor Range and Shooting Practice (4)

Its great! Sturdy and perfect for target shooting. I highly recommend it. It was really a good price too

Great product for the money especially for the planters alone. Their thick and heavy. Only thing I’d like to see is it be a bit more sturdy in the middle & I got the extra leg extensions so I can stand up while shooting also while in the prone position. Overall very satisfied with the quality & easy assembly!!

This is my first target since recently getting in to shooting. It seems well made and I've watched videos of people shooting it and they seemed to hold up well. I bought the carriage bolts based on reviews. Had to slightly drill out the holes to get them in. I transport this to a range and so an easy way to attach/detach the targets would be a big plus as it's darn heavy.

awesome product and very easy to follow instructions. I only have 1 complaint and that is the opening for the legs were dented making it difficult to insert the extension legs but was easily fixed with a pair of channel locks. I would definitely buy again

This a great product. No longer have to set up my targets. Worth the money.

I think this is a very robust and practical target set. I have hit it with .22,.38,.40,.44mag,.50 pistol and long gun.,.308,.45-70. And the ol 30.30. The only thing is the paint was gone. I have spray paint. The targets themselves..... still holding up like a champ! These are Mike Tyson strong!

This is a quality target stand assembly for the price. The bright orange paint is an enamel-like polished finish that is emotionally difficult to destroy by shooting at it, but that’s what the target is built to endure. It took an hour to assemble, and there were two nuts and bolts that were missing, but the final product is worth the effort. It just dawned on me that the smooth finish can take a real beating, with small caliber slugs, before a fresh coat of paint is needed again to hold up splatter shot adhesive targets that can be used over and over again, duh. Now, I’ve got to go see how easily I can mark them up. Nice targets!

I would give it five stars, if they had only used grade 8 carriage bolts. The carriage bolts provided would sheer off, explode into pieces or warp making replacement nearly impossible unless you cut them off.We fired 7.62x39, 300 blackout among others at 100 yards, these would destroy the supporting carriage bolts holding the targets with less than 30 rounds per failure.I went online and ordered some grade 8 as replacements and the problem was resolved. My dad and I have sent about 1500 rounds down range since replacing the bolts and they have held up just fine.The entire setup is actually quite nice for the price, so I would consider it money well spent. It just baffles me why they would provide cheap hardware that can't standup to rifle ammo. The provided instructions and safety material recommends the 100 yard mark used for rounds such as 300 and 762 so they clearly must have taken it into consideration at some point. Just seems like a strange place to cut corners.