| Size | Single |
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| Material | Alloy Steel |
| Sport | Rifle Shooting |
| Brand | KRATE Tactical |
| Item Weight | 108.03 Pounds |
| Shape | Round |
| Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 42.5 x 13.4 x 11.6 inches |
| Package Weight | 108 Pounds |
| Brand Name | KRATE Tactical |
| Manufacturer | KRATE Tactical |
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Our Story
In 2018, a Marine Veteran became frustrated by the lack of quality he found in the tactical gear market. He decided there must be a better way to offer quality products and excellent customer support, and so began the existence of Krate Tactical.
Over the past 5 years, Krate Tactical has become one of the leading tactical gear companies in the US. We pride ourselves on providing high caliber equipment and exceptional customer support.
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TACTICAL GEAR, DONE RIGHT.
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We understand the importance of training in today’s world. We strive daily to ensure that you have the highest quality gear.
Product Description
Founded in 2018, by a Marine Veteran, KRATE tactical is a proud American company. Our goal is to offer our customers quality tactical gear that will last a lifetime.
Krate Tactical is now one of the leading tactical gear companies in the United States, and for good reason. We are not just Veteran owned — we are Veteran operated as well, representing almost all branches of service with our employees.
We shoot to obtain only the highest standards when it comes to our products and service. Every AR500 steel shooting target is 100% made in the USA and laser cut to ensure clean edges and structural integrity. Each target is inspected for quality control and is protected against damage or defects for the lifetime of the product.
We at KRATE Tactical understand the importance of training in today’s world, and we strive daily to ensure that you have the highest quality gear for your money. Here at Krate Tactical, we take a bullet for you… EVERY TIME!
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KRATE Tactical products are built to last. The sturdy steel frame provides a base for the rotating feature holding 6 (single) or 12 (double) AR500 steel targets that are 7 inches in diameter. The targets are made to withstand multiple different pistol and rifle calibers. |
Whether you are training or enjoying a day on the range, the KRATE Texas Star is an addition you want to add to your outdoor range. Practice your speed and accuracy in a unique way with targets that react every time you hit your mark. |
The Texas Star is an interactive tool that will help to increase your precision and accuracy. Keep the star spinning by hitting the targets. The more you hit in a row, the faster the acceleration, increasing the challenge. The Texas Star is not only fun, but will help you become a better marksman. |
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| Texas Star Target Stand | AR500 Steel Torso and Gong Targets | Competition Cardboard Targets | Full-Size Competition Target Stand Bundle | T-Post Target Mounting Solutions | Deck of Cards Classic Popper Steel Targets | |
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| Price | $599.99 | — | — | — | $69.99 | — |
| Made In The USA | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Military Veteran Tested And Approved | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Ideal for Practice and Training | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Item Type | Interactive Target Stand | AR500 Steel Target | Cardboard Target | Versatile Competition Target Stand | Mounting Kit | AR500 Steel Auto Reset Targets |
Reviews with images
Quality Control Issues
First, the good:1. Krate should get 5 stars on the packaging. It was well packaged and survived the UPS journey well.2. The bearing system is solid and spins freely.3. It is designed for easy takedown and transport without tools.4. The overall size is good.However, after assembly, I am concerned about quality, and it has not even left my garage to sit on my range yet.1. This has the absolute worst paint or coating job I have bought on a target system to date. In SPITE of being soundly packaged, there are black flecks of all sizes in the box where it flecked off. There's hardly one of the 11 assembled pieces that didn’t have significant marring or flaking straight out of the box. When I tightened the two main bolts holding the stand base together, the coating or paint underneath the nut crackled like a piece of cellophane. While yes, I realize I’m going to be shooting at this and having to touch things up, it shouldn’t be a disaster out of the box. The only exceptions are the paddle targets that I EXPECT to shoot - they are painted immaculately.2. The center plate the arms attach to was welded to the main shaft sloppily, with weld splatter all over that was not cleaned off before painting or coating. There is nothing protecting the center hardware or the sloppy weld from bullet impacts.3. The springs that hold the plats to the arms had a plasti-dip type coating on the ends to prevent fingers from getting torn up when you are resetting plates. Almost every one fell off during installation and will not stay on. The springs, while retaining well, could be designed better with a loop or paddle at the end instead of just having the straight piece.4. The bottom center piece of the stand is designed with two screw fasteners that hold the main body/post in place. According to the instruction diagrams, they are designed so that one is on the side and one is on the rear so that it’s not in the direct line of fire. However, the way the part was manufactured, the hole was tapped on the front, not the rear, exposing it directly to fire. And no, I can’t just reverse the part because it shifts the center post location and, ultimately the balance of the whole unit.I’m not sure if I’m sending this back or not. I want to like it, but if I saw all this just on assembly, I wonder how happy I'm going to be with it in a couple of years.
Top reviews from the United States
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Reviewed in the United States on June 16, 2023
I received mine 2-days after I ordered! Lightening fast! Supper easy to build. Build isn’t even the right term, assemble. You’re looking at 20-mins to unbox and assemble. They came painted and ready to use. They are transportable which I wasn’t really expecting. And the price is awesome. 5-stars!! I’ll be buying more!
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Reviewed in the United States on April 12, 2022
(Peacekeeperarmsllc) Absolutely love this texas star. Built sturdy spins quick. The plates are held securely they dont fall out without hitting them. The angled front plates protect the main post very well. Not a paid advertisement and would definitely purchase again zero complaints . I am a instructor and this is gonna get my students on the right path.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 28, 2022
First, the good:
1. Krate should get 5 stars on the packaging. It was well packaged and survived the UPS journey well.
2. The bearing system is solid and spins freely.
3. It is designed for easy takedown and transport without tools.
4. The overall size is good.
However, after assembly, I am concerned about quality, and it has not even left my garage to sit on my range yet.
1. This has the absolute worst paint or coating job I have bought on a target system to date. In SPITE of being soundly packaged, there are black flecks of all sizes in the box where it flecked off. There's hardly one of the 11 assembled pieces that didn’t have significant marring or flaking straight out of the box. When I tightened the two main bolts holding the stand base together, the coating or paint underneath the nut crackled like a piece of cellophane. While yes, I realize I’m going to be shooting at this and having to touch things up, it shouldn’t be a disaster out of the box. The only exceptions are the paddle targets that I EXPECT to shoot - they are painted immaculately.
2. The center plate the arms attach to was welded to the main shaft sloppily, with weld splatter all over that was not cleaned off before painting or coating. There is nothing protecting the center hardware or the sloppy weld from bullet impacts.
3. The springs that hold the plats to the arms had a plasti-dip type coating on the ends to prevent fingers from getting torn up when you are resetting plates. Almost every one fell off during installation and will not stay on. The springs, while retaining well, could be designed better with a loop or paddle at the end instead of just having the straight piece.
4. The bottom center piece of the stand is designed with two screw fasteners that hold the main body/post in place. According to the instruction diagrams, they are designed so that one is on the side and one is on the rear so that it’s not in the direct line of fire. However, the way the part was manufactured, the hole was tapped on the front, not the rear, exposing it directly to fire. And no, I can’t just reverse the part because it shifts the center post location and, ultimately the balance of the whole unit.
I’m not sure if I’m sending this back or not. I want to like it, but if I saw all this just on assembly, I wonder how happy I'm going to be with it in a couple of years.
1. Krate should get 5 stars on the packaging. It was well packaged and survived the UPS journey well.
2. The bearing system is solid and spins freely.
3. It is designed for easy takedown and transport without tools.
4. The overall size is good.
However, after assembly, I am concerned about quality, and it has not even left my garage to sit on my range yet.
1. This has the absolute worst paint or coating job I have bought on a target system to date. In SPITE of being soundly packaged, there are black flecks of all sizes in the box where it flecked off. There's hardly one of the 11 assembled pieces that didn’t have significant marring or flaking straight out of the box. When I tightened the two main bolts holding the stand base together, the coating or paint underneath the nut crackled like a piece of cellophane. While yes, I realize I’m going to be shooting at this and having to touch things up, it shouldn’t be a disaster out of the box. The only exceptions are the paddle targets that I EXPECT to shoot - they are painted immaculately.
2. The center plate the arms attach to was welded to the main shaft sloppily, with weld splatter all over that was not cleaned off before painting or coating. There is nothing protecting the center hardware or the sloppy weld from bullet impacts.
3. The springs that hold the plats to the arms had a plasti-dip type coating on the ends to prevent fingers from getting torn up when you are resetting plates. Almost every one fell off during installation and will not stay on. The springs, while retaining well, could be designed better with a loop or paddle at the end instead of just having the straight piece.
4. The bottom center piece of the stand is designed with two screw fasteners that hold the main body/post in place. According to the instruction diagrams, they are designed so that one is on the side and one is on the rear so that it’s not in the direct line of fire. However, the way the part was manufactured, the hole was tapped on the front, not the rear, exposing it directly to fire. And no, I can’t just reverse the part because it shifts the center post location and, ultimately the balance of the whole unit.
I’m not sure if I’m sending this back or not. I want to like it, but if I saw all this just on assembly, I wonder how happy I'm going to be with it in a couple of years.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 22, 2022
