Full Size Coyote AR500 Steel Target w/ Kill Zone
Full Size Coyote AR500 Steel Target w/ Kill Zone
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Specification
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- Rifle
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From the maker
Bring cunning predator realism to your range with the Full Size AR500 Coyote Target – a striking 100% scale life-size trophy class Coyote silhouette designed for engaging, reactive shooting practice. Proudly made in Central Texas by active Army service members, this premium steel target merges veteran expertise with top-tier American-made materials for outstanding durability and performance.
Precision CNC laser-cut from military-grade 3/8" thick AR500 steel for clean edges and minimal heat-affected zones, it's engineered to withstand repeated Airgun and centerfire rifle impacts while producing that crisp, rewarding "ring" on every hit. Built to stand alone when paired with the Impact Precision Mobile Base Mount (sold separately), it ships unfinished with a soft texture and smoothly processed edges for safe, effortless handling. Designs are continually refined for ongoing improvements.
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Rifle-rated AR500 steel construction for extreme toughness
Full-scale life-size trophy class Coyote silhouette – perfect for realistic varmint or predator-style drills
CNC precision cutting with minimal HAZ
Standalone capability with compatible Mobile Base Mount
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