Gong Combination Packages 46100e

Everything shown in the second set of pictures is included. All of the parts are also visible at the bottom of this page if you'd like a closer look.

✅ 3 46100E Milspec steel targets

✅ 3 AR500 Steel S Target Hooks Zinc Plated

✅ 2 Urethane shaft collars

✅ 6 Spring clips for EMT

✅ 2 AR500 leg brackets Zinc Plated

🔥 MIL-A-46100E vs. AR500: What’s the Difference? 🔥

It all boils down to specs and purpose—especially when it comes to consistency and toughness! 💪

🛡️ MIL-A-46100E: The Military Muscle

• What is it? A Mil-Spec armor steel, stamped with approval by the U.S. Department of Defense 🇺🇸 for serious combat action.

• Hardness: Locked in at 477-534 BHN (Brinell Hardness Number). Tough as nails! 💥

• Superpower: It’s crazy consistent—the whole plate is uniformly tough, soaking up impacts without cracking or shattering.

• Why it rocks: Perfect for tanks, armored rides, or stopping speedy projectiles dead in their tracks! 🚀

🎯 AR500: The Everyday Warrior

• What is it? An abrasion-resistant steel with a hardness of about 470-540 BHN. Not tied to strict rules!

• Vibe: Built for commercial use—think shooting targets 🎯 or body armor you’d grab off the shelf.

• Catch: Toughness and quality can vary depending on who makes it. No military babysitting here!

• Weak spot? Some AR500 might crack under big hits (like an M80 bullet 💣) if it’s not tough enough.

🌟 The Bottom Line

• MIL-A-46100E: Military-grade beast 🏅—regulated, reliable, and ready for war with top-tier hardness AND toughness.

• AR500: A solid all-rounder ✨—hard as heck but less predictable, made for civilian life.

So, MIL-A-46100E is the elite soldier 🪖, while AR500 is the scrappy fighter 🥊—both tough, but built for different battles!

All of the tubes are 45 inches long and all are 3/4" EMT conduit (actually .922") Tube is always measured from the inner diameter. You can buy the lengths from us, or from any hardware store.

You'll be given a chance to add the correct legs and center to your cart in a popup you'll see after you add either of these combo offer to your cart.

Yes, they are AR500 and can handle shots from .308 rifle without issue.

No, as long as the targets don't flip upside down they will not fall off. That won't happen with pistols with any of these targets they are too heavy.

Any bullet without steel in or on it with less than 1750 ft pounds of energy AND traveling less than 2850fps at the steel.

Follow that simple rule and these targets will last forever. Violate either of these and you could pit or even pierce the targets.

You CAN shoot these with 5.56 / .223 but the rules above apply.

That means with 16" barrel and 55g ammo you need to be at least 110 yds from the steel unless you're light loading or shooting SBR.

Longer barrels will need more distance still.