IPSC Flag Target IPSC Flag Target IPSC Flag Target
How many different training tools can you make out of one basic silhouette? We don't know yet, but the FLAG Target definitely fits into the "different" category!

With typical MGM simplicity, we use an IPSC target with an 8" hole in the chest. With accuracy development in mind, the object is to shoot through the hole and hit the hinged plate in the back. When this is successfully accomplished, you'll see a fluorescent red "flag" at the shoulder of the target. The target plate hinge is on an angle such that, after it is shot, gravity will close the door. Again, you have no resetting of the targets. You may want to paint the target plate the same fluorescent red, and for a real challenge for your shooters, designate the remainder of the body as a "no shoot". Simple, fun, effective, and gratifying bargain.
IPSC Hostage Target IPSC Hostage Target IPSC Hostage Target
We’re having WAY too much fun here! We call this new target the Hostage Target, even though you wouldn’t shoot at a hostage. It is really a head sized target behind a hostage, like a terrorist holding a grandma, or something similar, but we couldn’t come up with a name that didn’t project images of blood and brains, so we settled on the "Hostage Target".

We start with our standard 500 Brinell full size IPSC silhouette target which is 18" wide, by 30" tall. The body is 24" tall, the head is an additional 6" x 6", to get to 30". On the back of this, we welded two tabs that allow us to mount a removable 1" diameter solid round bar. We then have an 8" diameter target on a bracket that can slide left to right on the round bar. This enables the person calling the shots (no pun intended) to be able to expose any amount of the terrorist he that he/she chooses to, varying the degree of shot difficulty. The round can be positioned all the way to either side, or at any point in between.

The 8" round also has an adjustable bracket mounted on the back of it. Depending on which set of bolt holes you use, the 8" round will fall down and out of sight, or it will react, but stay up where it can be shot again. The "stay up" feature eliminates the need to reset the target after every shot. The fall down feature is great for competitions, where you want there to be no question as to whether or not the target was hit. In either case, frequent re-painting will ultimately tell the tale. There are two set collars included, so you can "lock" the target in place. This would be necessary if you wanted to be sure that all your shooters had the same shot to make.

This target utilizes our standard post and base combination, putting the top of the shoulder at 5’ tall. There is a structural tube base, with a structural tube post. The post telescopes on to the top of the base, and on to a tube mounted on the back of the target. You can shoot the post tube anyplace (except at ground level) and you will still be able to slide it off of the target. Usually, if the overlapping area isn’t protected, a misplaced round will dent both tubes, eliminating the possibility of sliding the outer one off of the inner one.

In passing, I need to mention that if you need different silhouette shapes, the most difficult part is letting us know exactly what it is you want. We do lots of custom cutting. While one of a kind is pricey, several units we can do relatively inexpensively. Give us a try. I’m betting you’ll be glad you did.
IPSC Classic Target IPSC Classic Target
Looking for a more “PC” target? This one is for you! This target is an octagon made of 3/8” 500 Brinell steel. It comes standard with an H-base and post. This target is about 18” wide and 23” tall and is patterned after the IPSC "Classic" target.
IPSC Full Size Target IPSC Full Size Target IPSC Full Size Target
The MGM Full Size IPSC Target is built with the same overall dimension as the standard cardboard IPSC target. The target comes with our standard tube steel “H” base and post that is used on all of our IPSC style targets.
IPSC One Half Size Target IPSC One Half Size Target
The MGM Half Size IPSC Target is a durable practice device for IPSC shooters. It breaks down into three parts for transporting to and from the range. When placed a safe distance from the shooter any straight wall pistol cartridge will not knock it over. Some of the larger calibers (not used in IPSC shooting) may rock the target, but the average IPSC gun will not even budge it.

Shooters can spend more time practicing, and less time setting targets. A couple of these targets along with some Auto-Poppers and dedicated practice should make you a better shooter is short order. (Results will vary with your commitment!)

Like our standard and A-Zone IPSC targets, the tube on the back of the target telescopes right into our post base. The area where the tube goes into the post is protected, so a low shot will never make the post a permanent part of the target.
Precision Rifle Target Precision Rifle Target Precision Rifle Target
This is another one of those that a customer asked us to build for him, and then it got out of hand. We are grateful to Mr. Skip Harris who is involved with training at West Point, for presenting this idea to us.

The head shot overall area is 3.5" wide x 1.75" tall, with the "eye" area 1" x 3.5", and the "nose" area 1.25" wide and .75" tall. Chest is a 5" diameter circle. That's why we call it a precision rifle target!

Target doors are available in two different thicknesses. Specify Standard Duty for .223 and pistol, or Heavy Duty for .308, 300 Win Mag, etc. It should be mentioned that the door material is EXACTLY the same for the standard and heavy duty doors. The reason we make two different weights of doors is, a .223 won't reliably open the heavy doors, and a .308 slams the standard doors so hard they bounce shut. If you are sniping with a .338 Lapua, please call so we can quote you prices on a more heavy duty silhouette, and MUCH heavier doors.

WE KNOW THAT THIS TARGET WILL BE ABUSED, and probably shot much closer than a sniper should be shooting it. Just like paper targets, the doors should be considered an expendable part, and when they start getting pretty shot up, please call and order replacements. As it is, the doors are interchangeable so you can put the bottom on top, and vice versa.