Competition Target Systems partners with Optics Planet to expand purchasing options
CTS hopes to get more targets to more consumers with the Optics Planet pairing. (Photo: CTS via Facebook)
Consumers now have more options when it comes to purchasing Competition Target Systems as the target manufacturer now offers its goodies online at Optics Planet.
Though CTS has offered its targets online and in conventional brick-and-mortar stores, the addition of Optics Planet presents another convenient means for shooters to purchase steel targets. Optics planet already boasts over 2,800 product brands and CTS says they are pleased to give consumers another way to nab some steel, with the added bonus of free shipping on some models.
“As demand for our products has increased, so has the complexity of distribution. Copycats have tried to fill gaps,” said CTS Targets President Matt Teske in a statement, “with Optics Planet consumers know they are getting an authentic CTS Target.”
The company makes a wide range of products to include gongs, square steel, plate racks and full and mini-size silhouettes. CTS designs and manufactures AR500 steel targets as well as mounting solutions for the recreational and even professional shooter. The company says its sharp focus on design quality and shooter safety sets them apart from other target suppliers.
Prices vary from around the $20 mark all the way up to over $200, depending on the product.
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