Description
The Speed Rack is engineered to provide shooters with a reliable and efficient target system that balances performance with affordability. Its thoughtful design and high-quality materials make it an excellent addition to any shooting range or personal training setup.
Robust SR500 Steel Construction
Each of the six target plates measures 8 inches in diameter and is constructed from SR500 ballistic steel, ensuring they withstand repeated impacts from both rifles and handguns. The plates are mounted at a 15-degree angle to deflect bullet fragments safely downward, enhancing shooter safety and prolonging the life of the targets.
Versatile Shooting Applications
The Speed Rack is rated for rifles with a maximum velocity of 3,000 feet per second at the target and a maximum energy of 2,300 foot-pounds, as well as for handguns. It is suitable for various calibers, making it a versatile choice for different shooting disciplines. The minimum recommended shooting distance is 10 yards for pistols and 100 yards for rifles.
Effortless Assembly and Portability
Designed with user convenience in mind, the Speed Rack features quick slide-on target hangers that allow for tool-free assembly. This design enables shooters to set up the rack swiftly and transport it easily between locations. Please note that a 2x4 wood beam and legs are not included, offering users the flexibility to customize the stand according to their preferences.
Proudly Made in the USA
Manufactured in King, North Carolina, the Speed Rack exemplifies Shooting Targets USA's commitment to quality and American craftsmanship. Shooters can trust in the durability and performance of this domestically produced product.
Why Choose the Speed Rack?
- Durability – Constructed with high-quality SR500 steel for long-lasting use.
- Versatility – Accommodates both rifle and handgun calibers.
- Convenience – Quick, tool-free setup and easy portability.
- Safety – Angled plates designed to deflect bullet fragments downward.
- American Made – Proudly designed and manufactured in the USA.
