White Flyer Targets manufactures clay targets for competitive and recreational shotgun sports and has been producing them since opening in 1892. Its history includes ownership by Western Cartridge Company, later Reagent Chemical and Research, and Winchester Ammunition’s reacquisition of the business in 2023. The company says its targets are made at plants in five U.S. regions and serve gun clubs and shooters.
Thompson Target IncSince 1986, Thompson Target has grown from Rick Thompson’s Ohio basement startup into a family-owned, American-made target producer with a full-scale industrial building and warehouse. The company supplies sporting goods stores, gun shops and shooting ranges nationwide, with a particular identity rooted in vivid, innovative designs created by a sportsman and graphic artist.UNIONTOWN, OH
The National Target Company, IncFor more than 60 years, The National Target Company has manufactured and distributed official NRA, law-enforcement and specialty shooting targets from its Maryland warehouse. The company holds NRA License No. 1 and is also licensed to supply official targets meeting the standards of IDPA, IPSC, USA Shooting, IALEFI and IBS. Printing, packaging and shipping are handled directly in-house, with customer service at the center of its operation.BALTIMORE, MD
TA TargetsBorn in 2015 after its founders encountered failing steel targets during a West Virginia training course, TA Targets manufactures American-made AR500 and AR550 shooting targets and builds complete training ranges. Its A-DAP system grew from that first design, with an emphasis on target geometry, material consistency, audible feedback and safe fragmentation direction. Based in Pennsylvania, the company also supports its equipment with range-planning services, user guidance and warranties that extend to a limited lifetime on select 1/2-inch AR550 systems.238290ROBESONIA, PA
TargetWorxFounded by former USA Shooting Team member Eddy Esworthy in 1991, TargetWorx designs, manufactures, and installs indoor shooting ranges and their equipment. The Annapolis company grew from Esworthy’s experience visiting ranges around the world and is best known for its wireless, battery-powered target retrieval system, first installed at the NRA Headquarters Range in 2010. TargetWorx keeps the business relatively small while designing its electronic systems in-house and building many components in the USA.STEVENSVILLE, MD