Sig Sauer Quad Shooting Gallery Target, 22 x 10 x 9" Quad (AIR-TARGET-QUAD) Powder-Coated Steel Resettable

The Sig Sauer Quad Shooting Gallery Target is a durable, powder-coated steel airgun target with magnet lock-down plates that provide resettable, skill-building shooting practice.

Designed for recreational plinking and target practice with lead airgun pellets and lead shot, this freestanding metal gallery pairs rugged construction with an interactive reset mechanism. The kit’s center-mass plates fall and lock on a successful hit, and a dedicated central plate allows you to reset the set without touching each target. Built to handle repeated impacts and outdoor exposure, it’s an entry-level shooting gallery for backyard ranges, club lanes, or training drills.

How does the magnetic lock-down system change target practice?

The magnet lock-down secures a plate in the knocked-down position when struck, creating an obvious, tactile result for each successful hit. That locking behavior increases the challenge by requiring a specific reset action and helps shooters instantly assess accuracy and grouping.

• Magnet holds down plates after a hit for clear feedback.
• Central reset plate lets you reactivate all targets with one shot.
• Encourages follow-up drills focused on speed and precision.

Is this target compatible with my airgun and pellets?

This gallery is engineered for use with lead airgun pellets and lead shot fired from air rifles and pistols. It is not intended for high-velocity firearm rounds or steel-core projectiles, so match your ammunition to the target’s design to maximize longevity and safety.

• Suitable for lead pellets and lead shot from airguns.
• Heavy-duty steel withstands repeated pellet impacts.
• Not designed for firearm calibers or steel-core ammo.

What makes the construction weather-resistant and long-lasting?

The target is formed from robust steel and finished with an all-weather powder-coat that resists corrosion and wear from outdoor conditions. That combination delivers stability and extended life even when left on a backyard berm or range lane.

• Powder-coated finish protects against moisture and rust.
• Steel frame and plates handle frequent pellet strikes.
• Sturdy build reduces the need for frequent replacements.

How do you set up and maintain the Quad Shooting Gallery?

Setup is straightforward: position the target on a level surface or mount it to a suitable backer, align the plates on their pivots, and confirm the magnet alignment for lock-down function. Routine maintenance involves checking fasteners, ensuring magnet surfaces are clean, and storing the unit under cover when not in use to preserve the powder-coat.

• Place on a stable surface with a safe backstop behind the target.
• Inspect magnets and pivots for debris after extended use.
• Wipe down and shelter to prolong the finish and parts life.

Who is this for: The Sig Sauer Quad Shooting Gallery Target is aimed at recreational shooters, airgun hobbyists, club range operators, and anyone wanting a resilient, interactive target for accuracy drills. It suits beginners learning sight alignment as well as experienced shooters practicing speed and precision with lead pellets—provided you respect range safety and use appropriate ear and eye protection.