If you've struggled with and secured victory over the Texas Star, well, your next challenge awaits in the form of the Challenge Targets Texas Star Propeller. Not content to rest on their laurels, the sadistic team at Challenge Targets made moving targets even harder to hit, thanks to the unpredictable system found in the multi-axis design of the propeller mechanism. The Challenge Targets Texas Star Propeller takes its inspiration from the Irish Plate Rack and has three independent axes in each target. As steel plates are shot, the weight distribution changes, causing the targets to rotate and shift in direction, creating unpredictable movements for the shooter to counteract.

• Targets made from AR500 steel
• Overall height: 6 feet, 8 inches
• Weight: 166 pounds
• Breaks into four sections

Each Texas Star Propeller can be set up in the field by a single person, as the target breaks apart in four sections, with the heaviest section weighing 54 pounds. Resetting the target takes only a minute, and the unit is designed for use with both handguns and rifles.