Do All OutdoorsShooting Target

Good quality heavy duty target. I got it for my high powered. Air guns works great.

Great value and very durability.It is on the small size but just right for .22 practice.Two of us used it last weekend and at 50 feet had no problems hitting the largest disk. The smaller one not so much.I cleaned both sides of each disk with alchol and then wiped dry with paper towel. Applied the include target stickers to both sides of disk.Don't know why so many other reviewers say after a couple of hits the stickers fell off. We had over 20 hits on the big disk; less on the other two. None of the stickers moved or tried to come off. The largest one did get rather chewed up but stayed on and still looked good.The stand did take afew hits with only a little paint missing for damage. Very pleased!Very, very light denting on largest disk which took most hits. Had no trouble keeping the stand anchored to the ground; just pushed the front legs in a little deeper. I dont think it moved at all.We also had a $250 dueling tree (for .22's) and we shot at the little spinner the most.Very pleased. Will not have to buy again as this one should last forever.

I liked the build quality and size but the description didn't mention that it wasn't recommended for BB or airguns. Though the tag that came on it did. The paddles seemed rather heavy so I measured the thickness against another type of reactive target that I have and this one was 5mm thick and the other one was 2.6mm. I'm sure this would hold up better but I don't think any of the paddles would spin unless I used something heavy like my .25 cal.

Use this at 50 yards to check zero on my pcp's

3 different sized plates allow you to refine your precision with your shots - would buy again

Got this for my grandson and had the opportunity to assemble it and take a couple of shots at it over Thanksgiving. The jury is still out.1. The assembly instructions are just about useless. A couple of photographs that only give a hint at the assembly details.2. Assembly was not helped by the fact that there was a part missing - a little spacer that goes between the silver upper target and the black stand. I substituted a bunch of washers. Don't know if it was missing-missing, or if it got dropped in the moving the package around outdoors during assembly. It was hard to discern from the picture of the parts or the photo of the assembly detail that the part was even there. It took careful inspection.3. I didn't actually hit the targets to get them to swing up, so I could see how the silver middle "reset" target works. Based on the trouble with assembly, I'm not sure how well it's going to work.4. The targets are fairly small - about 1.5" - so my 10-year-old grandson who is learning to shoot has to get fairly close.5. The red targets need the yellow paper target eyes on both sides on order to have a bulls-eye on top and bottom. Nope.6. The ground spikes are nice and long, and necessary. So make sure you choose a location that is free of rocks and roots to push them in. they need to go all the way down to be of any use.7. Each hit removes paint from targets. So whether it will hold up out in the weather remains to be seen.

I bought this to use with my .22 PCP air rifle and have been plenty happy with it. I've also shot it a few times with .22LR. Despite taking a lot of hits it has held up well. I would buy it again for zeroing, target practice, and just for the satisfaction of seeing the targets "react" on longer-range days.PROs:-- Price: The price is pretty reasonable for what you're getting. The other "pros" I'll mention make this worth the money, in my opinion.-- Tough: I've shot this thing hundreds of times and as far as I can tell it's done no damage other than chipping paint. The disks aren't deformed or bulging, and the frame has held up well. Both are made from heavy, quality steel. If you stick to rimfire or airguns, I imagine this could last for decades.-- Compact: This folds almost completely flat in my trunk, so it takes up very little room. That's nice at home, too.-- Sturdy: I've never had this tip over on me because I push the legs all the way into the ground. The legs rotate, so you can adjust them as you need.-- Spinning: These targets react well to hits, and they always return to their hanging position.CONs:-- I can't really think of it. It does exactly what it should, holds up well, and isn't expensive. I'm happy and would buy another or recommend it to friends and family.

Does what it's supposed to do.