ShootingTargets7 Steel Target Hangers for Gongs - Chains and Rubber Shooting Straps - Steel Target Chain Kit - Rubber Shooting Straps - Steel Targets for Shooting - Hardware for Hanging Targets

High quality product and very easy to set-up. I chose the chains over the rubber straps and everything works as it should, very sturdy and zero issues so far. Highly recommended...

Chains and hardware. Works well

Work very well. I use the 550 steel targets and have shot em even with a friend’s AR and not even a dent

I bought a few sets of these for my gong stand, and a few other uses. Long story short, these are great, perform well. More Below.These took shots from 5.56, 9mm, JHP 10mm, x39, 54r, and an unnecessary amount of .22. They Just work.The best way to set these up is to put the cords towards the shooter, so "forward", and you'll be good for a LOT of small holes.Really, I did a week of shooting, put well over 4k rds down range in the direction of these straps, and they held up fine, I was really skeptical, planning for how I'd hold up my gongs when one inevitably broke. Fortunately not one of the 6 straps ever broke, really didn't suffer a ton of noticeable damage.

Great bundle. Easy to set up. The only negative that I can think of for this product is when threading the nylon nut 3/4 down the bolt (not even a real negative, just being lazy) . The bolt does have a 3/16 Allen key at the end of the bolt. The picture attach shows the Allen key. The other picture I attached is a plate that was shot by a 40 from about 10 - 15 yards away. The bolt head did not sustain any damage. I did not shoot the chain like the other reviewer so I cannot comment on the durability of the chain.

These tough straps were just what the doctor ordered! I set them up with some AR500 Gong targets, some 2x4's, and some metal brackets (to hold the stands together) but I didn't want to do chains. I had just shot some chains to pieces and made a mess and figured I'd give these a try. They were easy to work with, came with all the needed hardware and are definitely more resilient than chains. I like to shoot big target close up with the pistols, but the smaller targets are my preference from a distance to press my skills, so until I have a rifle trued up right hitting the target square on is not guaranteed. Well I was all over the place while zeroing in a few rifles recently and I hit these straps quite a few times and frankly they have held up pretty impressively. I've hit them with 5.56, 7.62, and 9mm rounds at varying speeds and distances. When I came back up to check things out I just find a few tiny holes (I could maybe push a thin-coat-hanger-wire through, if I tried hard) and if I didn't look close I wouldn't have known they'd been hit at all. The fiber in the rubber must be what does it. Regardless, I'm very happy with the purchase, and will reccommend them whenever I see chains in use from now on.

Used the straps instead of chains this past weekend while shooting steel out to 550yds. I liked them much better than chains! So much more that I bought 2 more pairs to go with more targets.When chains get hit, they break and you're done for the day unless you have more (which it's always a good idea to carry extra anyways) but with these straps, they can take a few shots! We didn't even know we hit it until the end of the day, but it took a 308 and kept holding!Do yourself a favor and go with the straps!

Works great, used it extensively and even though the links eventually were severed by some off shots they did last awhile. I recommend putting the bolt through then placing the washers and nuts on the opposite side of the plate you want to hit. This will minimize the damage to the washers and nuts. Spalling will take chunks out of the screw's threads and the washers/nuts making them almost unusable so keep that in mind. Just keeping everything on the opposite side of the one you're going to shoot at and it will last much longer. The chains and screws are NOT AR500 steel so keep that in mind. Great product though for 7 or 8 USD.