AoA is their retail outlet.
Gotta say his quadrant target is one of my best purchases. I've had mine for years, and all it needs is a little oil now and then, and a quick repaint from time to time. Glad to see AofA is still offering this remarkable accessory. One of the best tools for sighting in a scope. I bought mine with the 3/4" center. If I can spin that consistently at 30-40 yds, I'm happy.
I have several of Ben's targets. I have 4 quads in different sizes, 3 head reset targets which are more fun than regular resets, 3 or 4 regular resets, a quad spinner, a bell target, and a couple of walking targets. I also have paddles that Ben made for my Caldwell Shooting Gallery. All of them work great.
I always wished I had the money to get him to make me a carnival sized shooting gallery.
David Enoch
So a $40 reset target from Steel Plinkers is now $99 through the retail outlet? Ouch!
I wish I would have bought more before the company was sold. Ben makes a great product.
Gotta luv a good middle man. ? Maybe it's the steel tariffs. ?
I have several of Ben's targets. I have 4 quads in different sizes, 3 head reset targets which are more fun than regular resets, 3 or 4 regular resets, a quad spinner, a bell target, and a couple of walking targets. I also have paddles that Ben made for my Caldwell Shooting Gallery. All of them work great.
I always wished I had the money to get him to make me a carnival sized shooting gallery.
David Enoch
Are you able to share what the bell target looks like? I didn't see any on the current website. ?
I made a really nice one for the shootin' cabin (no pics, though) using an old fire bell and might get this one just for the heck of it: https://www.ebay.com/itm/Classic-Bell-target-Air-Pistol-Rifle-Airgun-Reflex-Not-Knockdown/182313534814?ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&_trksid=p2060353.m1438.l2649
Here is a PDF review from the Yellow. I really like the Bell Target you bought. I will probably buy one of them as well.
https://www.tapatalk.com/groups/yellow/my-bell-target-from-steelplinkers-review-t220150.html
Thanks,
David Enoch