KYL Know Your Limits AR500 Target | Vet Made in USA | 22lr - Airgun Rimfire Spinning

I first heard of this long ago and wanted to improve my 22LR skills for competition. This thing is a piece of cake to setup. The KYL competition is made to be set up at 50 yards away. And this will test your skills for sure. Providing your rifle is properly sighted in, it will be no problem to his the larger ones easily. It's those smallest ones on the right that will test you. But if you can master those last two with some proficiency, do get into some competition. Kids will love this to sharpen their skillset and what better way to do so with cheap ammunition. Though I would recommend a higher brand for comp use. It's okay for plinking, but for competition, use the better brands for reliability. Easy to transport in a car or pickup and kids naturally wanting to be a part of all this, can tote the target out to that 50 yard mark. The targets once hit, spin effortlessly away and always come to rest in the original 6 o'clock position. When I bought mine, the cost seemed a bit much but now not so much. For what it offers, I feel there is good value. And again, with care and proper use, it'll last for years.

Very High Quality. Great for 22lr. I am comfortable in saying it is well made and durable. If I needed a new or second one, I would purchase again without any hesitation.

This product is not only very professionally designed but takes training to another level in developing shooting fundamentals for all age groups from children to Senior Citizens. The versatility of weapons from Air Rifles to Rim Fire Rifles allows for use in many different environments. Safety protocol allows for backyard range for Air Rifles and most shooting ranges should allow for rim-fire rifles.As a professional Shooting Instructor, I only wish this had been invented and on the market decades ago.Training in fundamentals is the second most important element behind SAFETY! This tool teaches both.

Grab your popcorn, folks, because today I’m serving you a story of deception, victory, and good ol’ Dad humor, starring the AR500 Steel Targets.Now, let me set the stage. The sun was shining, the air was filled with anticipation, and there stood the AR500 Steel Targets in all their fresh, black-painted glory – except for the circles, of course. Looking at them, I felt like a kid on Christmas Eve. Yes, I'd set them up myself, and yes, I knew what they were supposed to do, but boy, oh boy, the excitement was real.The main event? A family shooting competition with my unsuspecting offspring and a trusty 22 precision rimfire. Little did the junior sharpshooters know, I’d orchestrated a cunning plan. You see, I had dialed the scope for 50 yards but sneakily set the target at 100 yards. As a result, the kids ended up firing away, their rounds disappearing into the ether like donuts at a police station.Meanwhile, I watched with barely suppressed glee as they bravely tried, and tried, and tried... Their perseverance was commendable, though my ammunition stash might beg to differ. After they had exhausted a few hundred rounds (and perhaps a bit of their enthusiasm), it was showtime for Papa Bear.Stepping up to the plate, I dialed the scope to 100 yards - you know, as casually as one adjusts a wristwatch. Then I started plinking away, hitting the targets, making them spin like a hyped-up fidget spinner. The kids' jaws dropped, and I? I laughed. And laughed. And laughed some more.It was a day filled with amusement, courtesy of the AR500 Steel Targets. They performed admirably, withstanding the onslaught of my rounds and spinning like champs whenever I hit them. More importantly, they were key players in my unforgettable Dad moment.Thus, with a hearty laugh and a twinkle in my eye, I grant the AR500 Steel Targets a full five stars. They provided entertainment, functioned excellently, and will forever be a reminder of the day I tricked my kiddos into a shooting challenge they were bound to lose.As an added bonus, they also serve as an effective lesson in physics for the young ones: What happens when you don't account for the extra 50 yards? You get schooled by Dad, that's what.To all the fathers out there, here's a golden tip: get yourself these targets and let the good times roll! Just remember, don't laugh too hard, or you might give your secret away!

When I teach people how to shoot- I use this all of the time. Everyone loves it- kids and adults. It breaks down and sets up in a few seconds. If you only shoot bb guns and 22's at the spinners- it should last a long time. Great training tool and fun to shoot. You get immediate feedback!

This is a very good KYL target. The only reason for not giving it a 5 is the fact that yhe instructional video to put it together, first, requires you to scan a QR code. If you do not have the ability to do that, you are kind of screwed. Secondly, the person proving the instructions, goes through it so fast, you have to rewind if you missed something. Fix those issues and you get 5-stars. Still a great target!!!

Love the KYL target set. We'll built. Fun to shoot at. Makes me a better shooter. Me and three other of my shooting buddies have one.

Should of bought it sooner.