Birchwood Casey Announces Popper Steel Target

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posted on July 29, 2017
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Birchwood Casey has announced its new Popper Steel Target, which is designed to provide shooters with a durable, easy-to-transport reactive target.

The Popper Steel Target is constructed of 3/8” AR500 steel and will absorb hits from centerfire pistols and rifles. The target stands 22-inches tall when assembled and has an 8-inch target paddle. The spring-free design allows the target to reset again and again regardless of the caliber used to knock it down. The stand assembly allows for easy set up and takedown without tools.

The Popper Steel Target is made in the United States. It ships with an MSRP of $299.99.

For more information, go to BirchwoodCasey.com.

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