KT350 Auto-Reset Target – Operating & Maintenance
Manual

General Specifications

Purpose:
Auto-reset target for pistol or rifle.

Construction:
The protection shield and target are made of 3/8" (9.55 mm) AR500 steel.

Silhouette:
The target includes a 3/8" corrugated plastic silhouette that attaches to the back; hits on the plastic will not bring the target down.

Power:
Powered by a 12V cordless drill-type battery. A 3AH battery powers
approximately 500–800 resets.

Weight:
30 lb (13.6 kg).

Operating Instructions

Mounting:

The unit features a bottom steel plate with two holes. It is necessary to
mount the unit to a wood plate or similar surface. Because the target is heavy and resets in only 1 second, there is significant inertia that can cause the unit to flip if it is secure to the ground.

Placement:
The target must be placed on level ground to ensure the mechanism operates with reliability.

Startup/Shutdown:
Once the battery is attached, set the ON/OFF switch to the ON position;
the target should be in the UP position. If the target is not in use, either take the battery out or switch it to the OFF position.

Functionality:
Once the target is shot down, the mechanism waits for 3 seconds before
automatically returning the target to the UP position within 1 second.

Safety
Warning: It is not recommended to shoot the target while it is in the process of moving back to the UP position.

Ammunition Safety Guidelines

Low velocity: Can be used at a distance of 15 yards or more.

High velocity: Should not be used at a distance of less than 150 yards.

Restrictions:
It is not recommended to use .50 caliber ammunition.

Maintenance: Eccentric Wheel Adjustment The eccentric
wheel located on the target axis controls the ON/OFF mechanism. While
adjustment is rarely needed, you can calibrate it as follows:

Requirement:
Use a No. 3 Allen wrench for the adjustment.

Setting:
The target must be in the UP position, where the eccentric wheel must be
positioned to push the push-button switch.

Procedure:

First, loosen the screw. Adjust the wheel until it correctly engages the push-button switch. Tighten the screw to secure the setting.