Reactive targets—targets that sound off, move or otherwise give the shooter immediate feedback—are wonderful tools for beginners and experienced shooters alike. Steel targets offer the distinctive "clang" and motion that lets you know you've succeeded, but they can be expensive to own. MGM Targets has set out to change all that with their new Steel Starter Kit. The kit includes two targets: a 10-inch challenge plate and a self-resetting 6-inch auto-popper. This high-quality steel would normally be difficult for many family pocketbooks, but MGM Targets is offering the set for $190 and free shipping. American Rifleman's Joe Kurtenbach demonstrates in this video just how easy they are to set up, and just how much fun they are to shoot.
MGM Targets Steel Starter Kit: Affordable Plinking Fun
NRA Files Amicus Brief Asking Supreme Court to Hear Challenge to District of Columbia’s Magazine Ban
The NRA’s brief argues that D.C.'s ban on magazines of 10 or more rounds is unconstitutional.
Throwback Thursday: Remington Double Derringer
Its technical name is the Model 95, but this diminutive pistol is the image that comes to mind when you hear "derringer."
Reviewed: Kimber 2K11 Pistol
Don't be fooled: Kimber's full-size, double-stack 1911-style handgun shoots almost as softly and accurately as a race-tuned .22.
NRA Files Lawsuit Challenging Colorado’s Excise Tax on Gun & Ammunition Sales
"We are pleased to join with other Second Amendment advocates in this lawsuit to protect and defend the fundamental right to keep and bear arms.”
Catch Big & Rich Performing Live at "NRA Show" in Atlanta
These staunch Second Amendment supporters headline our "Freedom Experience" concert at NRA's Annual Meetings & Exhibits this month.
No Fooling: Silencer Central Pays Tax Stamps Through April 15, 2025
“We wanted to do something for our customers to reduce some of the stress of tax time," notes Silencer Central CEO Brandon Maddox.
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