Ebay, there are many sellers who offer quality AR500 targets in both torso and various round diameters from prices ranging from $30 to about $150 depending on size and thickness. Just search for AR500 steel targets on ebay or Amazon. You will need to get 1/2" for high powered rifle and most torso targets are 3/8" for handguns.

 

Amazon.com : Ar500 Steel Targets ShootingTargets7 10" X 1/2" : Hunting Targets And Accessories : Sports & Outdoors

There you go...

 

If available, goto local machine shop or metal works and purchase a chunk of AR500 in 1/2" in whatever dimensions you want. Drill holes, hang as needed.

 

My brother and I built 6 silhouette targets out of 1/2 and mounted them to stands. We can move them around as needed. Made entirely from scrap at his welding shop.

 

Would you be okay with plain round targets?

4 for $54
You would need to make a stand for it, so lets say another $50-$200 bucks
http://www.ebay.com/itm/4-6-AR500-S...h-Video-Bullseye-Metals-/371215026557?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item566e23c97d

 

I use scrap steel from local shops.

Buy thick stuff for rifles at 200+ yards.
Thicker for 100yd.

Shoot up until you need to flip them around and when you start punching holes, recycle and buy a couple more.

I have a chunk of 3/4" thick scrap hanging out at 500yards that I've been shooting 5.56 at for well over 10 years.


But if you want to buy, Wideners sells cutouts.

 

We use AR400 plate here at work, last price on a 1/4" thick 4'X10' sheet was $ 1,400 bucks...... the stuff isn't cheap.

Make sure you get what you pay for.

 

I would just buy AR500 plates from them AR500.com. I think they are about $70 plus shipping, and you are getting it directly from the factory so you should get what you pay for.

 

I'm lucky. We have a big steel supplier not far from where I live. Acres of steel I beams, pipe, tube, rod, flats, and sheet in any material, alloy, or hardness you want.

They also fabricate. I have had them cut disks out of AR500 for me before with their plasma cutter. They call a couple of days later and I pick them up.

I'd buy there even if it was more expensive. The gantry cranes, shear presses, and surplus equipment makes the place like Disney world for me.

http://www.shopjfi.com/company-info

 

I've been very happy with a couple different order I got from http://www.qualitytargets.com/action-nra-targets/

 

Shootingtargets7.com

 

We have about a dozen of their targets of different sizes. I screwed up while function firing a new 5.56 pistol upper and hit one of them at about 20yds. Not a scratch, would not recommend this but no damage.

Their targets are very affordable.

 

i use these guys or order it by the sheet through work every now and again.

http://www.jcsteeltargets.com/

 

my brother in law is building mine out of scrap from his work. they dont use ar500 often so its taking a while but like others said... find a fabrication, millwright, or even a scrap yard.

 

These guys are based in MN, have great pricing and have free shipping on orders over $250. If you have FaceBook you can get extra deals and see what people have to say about them. If I had the money and time to shoot steel this is who I would buy from.

http://xsteeltargets.com/