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BASH TARGET AR500 GONG TARGET – ROUND 8″-1/2″ THICK

$41.89
Brand
Bash Target Supply
Category
Accessories
Accessory Type
Targets & Training
UPC
611419969408

Overview

The Bash Target AR500 Gong is a precision laser-cut steel target measuring 8 inches in diameter and 1/2 inch thick. Featuring a durable blue powder coat finish, it is engineered to withstand thousands of impacts from a variety of ammunition. The target includes three 1/2-inch mounting holes, allowing for either static or gong-style mounting. This target is rated for use with pellet, rimfire, and centerfire rifles up to .338 Lapua, as well as centerfire handguns up to .500 S&W. It is also compatible with .410 bore, 20 gauge, and 12 gauge slugs. It has a maximum velocity rating of 3000 FPS and a 3000 ft-lb energy rating. Note: This product should not be used with steel-jacketed or steel-core projectiles.

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