These are the companies that build the targets found on ranges across the country, from paper and splatter targets to AR500 steel and full range systems.
| Brand | Based in | Founded | Known for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Action Target | Provo, Utah | 1986 | Steel target systems, range equipment and range construction |
| Birchwood Casey | Texas (part of GSM Outdoors) | 1948 | Shoot-N-C reactive targets and gun care products |
| Caldwell | Columbia, Missouri | Part of American Outdoor Brands | Shooting rests, target stands and AR500 steel targets |
| Champion | Clay target plant in Richmond, Indiana | 1974 | Clay targets, paper and steel targets, DuraSeal self-healing targets |
| Do-All Outdoors | 1997 | Clay throwers and Impact Seal self-healing targets | |
| LaserLyte | Part of Crimson Trace, Wilsonville, Oregon | 1996 | Laser trainers, reactive laser targets and bore sights |
| MGM Targets | Caldwell, Idaho | AR550 steel, pop-up, turning and running targets | |
| National Target Company | Official NRA targets and law enforcement targets | ||
| Shoot Steel | Elk River, Minnesota | 2009 | AR500 and AR550 steel targets and stands |
| Tannerite Sports | Pleasant Hill, Oregon | 1996 | Binary exploding rifle targets |
| Throom Targets | Products made in Middlesex, New Jersey | 1995 | Polymer reactive and self-healing targets |



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