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Insights & Updates on the Dynamic Range X1 Portable Moving Target System
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How a $20 Amazon Antenna Pushed Our Target Remote Range
Sometimes the most interesting tests start with a simple question. The Hostage Rescue Target remote is advertised with a range of 300 feet. That's more than enough for most shoot houses, qualification ranges, and training facilities. But what would happen if you swapped out the factory antenna for a cheap directional antenna from Amazon? We decided to find out. Armed with a $20 directional antenna, a screwdriver, and a military range stretching out to 600 meters, we set out t
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Carbon Fiber End Posts: Portable, Lightweight, and Ready to Fly
Need to fly with your moving target system? That's exactly why we built the Carbon Fiber End Post Kit. Most moving target systems are designed around sturdy 4x4 posts, permanent installations, or range infrastructure that's already in place. But what happens when you're travelling to a training event, flying to another state, or running courses at ranges you've never seen before? That's where the Carbon Fiber End Post Kit comes in. Designed specifically for portability, this
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Install a Permanent End Post for Your Moving Target
If your end posts aren’t solid, nothing else matters. You can have the best moving target system on the market, but if your cable setup is weak, the whole system suffers. Movement becomes inconsistent, tension slips, and over time, small issues turn into bigger ones. The good news is you don’t need a complicated build to get it right. Here’s a simple, proven way to install a permanent 4x4 end post so your daily setup becomes as easy as raising and lowering a cable. Start With
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Testing Cable Tension On Moving Steel Targets
How much tension should be in the cable?” It’s one of the most common questions people ask when setting up a moving target system. The honest answer? It depends. Target weight, cable span, wind, and setup quality all affect how much tension you actually need. So instead of giving vague answers, we decided to test it properly. The Fastest Way to Know if Your Cable Is Tight Enough Before measuring anything, there’s one quick test that matters most. Move the target carriage to o
May 192 min read
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