Cowboy Popper Cowboy Popper
Made of the same 500 Brinell Hardness Steel, but designed for the Cowboy Shooters in mind. It can also be fited with a Pigeon Flipper, that will throw a clay bird (or pop can, or rock, or charcoal briquet) into the air, for a challenging shotgun target! (There is a picture of the Pigeon Flipper and a description at the bottom of this page.)

Knock Over Targets Knock Over Targets Knock-Over Targets
Made of the same great 500 brinell steel, our knock-over targets are available in many different shapes and sizes. They are available in virtually any shape you want including bowling pins, 6” 8” 10” round or square targets, rectangles, and many others. We have pictured just a few here and we can do custom shapes without a significant price increase!

Knock-Over Target Stands
Our Knock-Over Target Stands come in sets of 6. You will receive three 2’ stands and three 3’ stands. These are “drive in” stands designed with a flat top on which to place your knock-over target. Standard lengths are 2' and 3', but we will be glad to do custom lengths, just ask!

Whirley Gig Whirly Gig
I've got no clue what a Whirly gig was in the "old" days, but I know what it is today. THIS is a Whirly-Gig, as far as MGM is concerned. I'm fairly sure Terry Ashton in Texas invented this, and I want to make sure everybody knows that. I don't know if he dreamed it up himself, or brainstormed it with somebody, but it is one of the most incredibly innovative and FUN targets we've ever come across!

There are a few things we had to do differently because Idaho doesn't have easy access to some of the Texas oilfield materials that Terry uses, but we think it came out OK. I think you'll like it too.

As you can see from the pictures, we took a completely different approach to the structure. With the laser cutter and 3/8" 500 Brinell steel for nearly all the "shootable" components, we were also able to simplify the target holding system. The .015" kerf from the laser cutter wasn't quite tight enough to hold the target in place when you wanted it to be held, but it was perfect when it came to releasing the target. To solve the problem, we added a single steel spring to the existing bolts. To set up for the next shooter, all you have to do is slide the target under the spring and it will easily fall into the "keyhole" that holds it.

We think this is going to be one of the most popular products around.

Cowboy Auto Popper Cowboy Action Tombstone, Coffin Lid, & 8" Round
These three targets are what have been used at many of the Winter Range, End of Trail, and Beginning of Trail competitions, for shotgun targets. The Tombstone, Coffin Lid, and the 8" round Auto Poppers all come standard with the Pipe Base, which allows you to screw in 3 pieces of 3/4" pipe (not included) to make a tripod base that won’t need to be fastened to the ground or otherwise anchored. All three also have the "foot flag" that so many people shooting light loads have grown to hate! The principle is, when you hit the target solidly, it goes down and the foot flag comes up. The sheriff can see a flash of fluorescent red (or whatever color you choose to paint the bottom of the foot) and confirm that it was a good hit. If he doesn’t see the color, it wasn’t a good hit, and the cowboy gets dinged for a miss. No real cowboys were shooting light loads!

Pigeon Flipper Popper Pigeon Flipper Popper Pigeon Flipper Attachment
This has proven to be an extremely popular addition to our full sized poppers. Allowing the shooter to shoot both stationary and aerial targets. The pigeon flipper can be attached to any Pepper Popper, US Popper, Cowboy Popper, or Colt Speed Plate Popper.