Everyone always shows off their gun collection.  
I think I'm more proud of my MGM Targets Steel collection.

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I'd love to see yours!

I need a plate rack.

Nice amusement park ya got there.
I may have 1/4 of what you have but its really all I need.

Action targets 8.5 x 11 plates with stand (3)
12" gongs (3)
4" knock off plates (3)
and 3 stick stands for IDPA cardboards.

I'm working up for a biathalon over the next few months, I'll snap a pic when I'm back at the farm.

The plate racks get 75% of my Ammo.  Too easy to reset.

Damn I wish I had 500-600 yards.  I can get 300 but only to zero on paper.

Do you shoot 3-gun?  The scrambler course sounds just like it!

I use the B/C zone and Plate Racks for rifle practice.  I only shoot the pate racks at about 40 yards at the closest.  The rack on the left is an economy rack. It uses 3/8"  AR500 plates that are welded to brackets.  It's really only made for pistol and shotgun but I had mine upgrades with an AR500 splash guard on the front.  That's the angled piece below the plates that deflects shrapnel from low shots downward.  I don't remember the cost of the upgrade but I think it was $2-300.  This was my first plate rack that I bought before the 3-Gun Nation Pro series and regional matches started putting MGM plate racks at 50-100 yards at every event.  So I hadn't originally planned to shoot it very heavily with rifle.  I shot the living crap out of it for 3 years with my rifle practicing for those matches and eventually the welds on the plates cracked.  So I took them off and rewelded them.  Welds are weak!  They aren't able to handle the velocity of the .223 rounds.  After I cracked those plates I bought their deluxe plate rack which runs about $700 more.  It's plates are one piece and they are bolted to the hinges.  A good way to tell the quality of any steel target system is the thickness and quantity of the welds used and if the targets are bolted on versus welded.  I have some cheap steal plates that I bought from a local outfit when I first started and they had one bead of weld between the base and the plate.  MGM welds theirs 2-3 times and bolts on the steal that is going to get heavy use.

MGM Targets Sportsman Series Plate Rack

This is the deluxe rack.  If you plan tosh pot a lot of rifle or don't want to fix/repair a plate ever it's the way to go in the long run.

MGM Targets Deluxe Plate Rack

The other target I shoot a lot with both rifle, pistol, and slugs are the three MGM Targets B/C zone is a full size Ipsc silhouette minus the outer D zone.  The cool part about the MGM C Zone target is the bracket that it hangs on.  The bracket makes the target hang backwards at the bottom at a 30 degree angle.  That cause the splatter to go downward.  So you can shoot these up close with a .223.  All AR500 will get little dimples from rifle rounds at close range but it's just minor surface damage.  It won't cause richouttes like a big dimple in a non AR500 plate will.

MGM Targets B/C Zone

If I was just starting out I'd buy 1-3 C zones, a deluxe plate rack and as many 5-6" round/square plates as I could afford.  

I don't have a lot of drills I use to practice.  I mostly work on the fundamentals of marksmanship with pistol draws, gun pickups, reloads while shooting the targets.  I will work on shooting into and out of a position/box too.  When I started out I shot as many local club match 3-gun, USPSA, shotgun, steel challenge and IDPA matches as I could to simulate match stress and target presentations.  Nothing in practice can fully simulate the once and you're done pressure you get in a match when the timer goes off.  

Holler at me if you have any more questions.

The MGM targets website says 15 yards.  That's close!!!

Ive shot my C zones at 25 yards with no bullets frags coming back at me but it's kinda scary at that range IMHO.  As I mentioned earlier AR500 will get small surface damage from rifles even at distances further then 50-100 yards.  I guess safety wise it's up to how comfortable you are and how long you want your steel to last.

The B/C zone isn't very large/heavy.  The new sportsman Long range targets could be strung together on a longer piece of rebar to make a poor man's plate rack.  The Autopopper is nice too.

Big thing is to plan on a full day of training/shooting with some specific goals in mind if your'e going to have to setup/tear down every trip to the range.

MGM Sportsman Long Range Target

Sportsman Autopopper

Or just buy paltes and stands.  you can fit a bunchof those in the trunk and the setup/tear down really easily.