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Precision Targets is a Montoursville, Pennsylvania company making AR500 steel shooting targets in the USA. The range includes gongs, silhouettes, reactive targets and animal targets for pistol and rifle shooting, with options for custom-cut, powder-coated and bulk steel orders. It's aimed at shooters setting up a home or club range.
Prices are in US dollars. Shipping is free on orders over $99 within the continental US; below that, rates are worked out at checkout. Most in-stock orders ship within 1 to 2 business days, and heavy orders may come by freight on a pallet. Local pickup is also available.
| Shipping | Free shipping over $99 in the continental US; most orders ship in 1-2 business days, with heavy items by freight. |
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| Returns | Returns within 15 days of purchase with an authorization number; a 20% restocking fee applies to non-warranty returns. |
| In-store pickup | Local pickup is available at checkout. |
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