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Precision Engineering

Born from Experience, Built for Performance

MOA Targets was founded in 2013 by Mitch Gerlinger, a shooter who wanted better, longer-lasting steel targets at a fair price. Tired of subpar options, he set out to design durable, high-quality steel targets made to withstand thousands of rounds. Today, MOA Targets is a trusted name in the shooting community, known for precision-cut AR500 and AR400 steel targets that are laser-cut for minimal heat impact and maximum longevity.

Targets for Every Shooter

From rimfire to .50 BMG, we have steel that can take the hit.

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Client Testimonials

Nick ForneyMini-Mozambique AR500 Steel Reactive Target
"This is by far my favorite target. I have the rimfire plates for them and regularly use it with rimfire/pistol and at range with rifle. The target is really adaptive and can be used for tons of scenarios. Its all self resetting so you can easily see what you are hitting without the reset time."
Austin
"After receiving penalties on this target several times during matches, I bought one out of frustration. As it turns out, you can, in fact, buy skill. Due to my purchase of this target (and the liberal application of lead to its surfaces), I was able to turn a weakness into a strength. Now I can confidently engage spinners at matches and use them as a advantage to help me gain an edge at matches."
Tommy VeeMOA's Precision and Moving Things Package (MINIMO + FREEDOMWHEEL)
"I bought this set in the fall and love it. The MINIMO is a brilliant target of a clever design and is really fun to shoot. The Freedom Wheel is great for showing you what you suck at --- it's easy to get it spinning if you can just stop missing. The package deal is a bargain, the stands are a breeze to set up. MOA Targets customer support is great, and I'll certainly be buying more over the coming years."

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