BIGSHOT Archery Titan 16 Multipurpose Broadhead Target

This target can take whatever you throw at it. If you have a pistol crossbow, this is all you'll ever need. This will stop every arrow, even the heavy carbon ones with broadheads, well before the vanes impact the target. Can't comment on the anything like the adder and stronger, but I think it will handle all your typical archery tools of the trade short of high speed crossbows with full length arrows. I'm impressed. Taking the arrows out is very easy, but I heard it could be difficult if you live in colder climates. It's perfect for those old Cobra style crossbows.

Nice target should last for years. Bolts are kinda hard to pull back out but they will come back out. Very portable and easy to store. Looks great. Don’t know if I’ll shoot anything but field tips in it though until it gets a little more broke in lol

Great target. I have been using this target regularly and only for field points, so it won't get messed up faster with broadheads. All my arrows are easy to remove no matter what distance. The self healing is ok, there are punctures after every shot but it doesn't mess up the target. Easy to move around and set up. The variety of options is great for practices as you progress with grouping. I dont leave it out in the rain and sun because it was pricey and I don't want it to wear out faster. This target is worth the money so long as you take care of it. I would definitely buy another in the future.

The media could not be loaded. I read the other reviews and I was surprised to see so many who said it is easy to pull out the bolts. I like the target. It's light, extremely tough, even after 2 years of being left out in the weather and getting mauled by a black bear. However, I was sending bolts into it using my Ravin R10, from 21 yards and found it very difficult to pull the bolts out! The bolts have the standard target points and went in about half way. At first, I thought I was going to have to carve up the target to get the bolts out. I decided to give it everything I had and was able to get them out. It really takes some backbone but now pulling bolts has become a part of my exercise regimen. I hope to become as powerful as the other reviewers some day. I also found that I needed to spread out my shots so I would be able to get both hands around each bolt, have room for a foot and a knee, and arm space.The holes close up nicely allowing the target to be shot repeatedly. I have yet to shoot it with broad heads. When I do I will likely move back to 40 yards. Hopefully they won't go too deep!I would have rated this a 5 but the statement that getting the bolts out is easy is misleading for us lightweights. I can guarantee that there are many others who found it to be very difficult. Transporting it is easy because it is very light. It can take extreme use and abuse. It is reasonably priced. So, when I need to replace it, I will most likely buy another one of these.

This target is well-rounded, and the structure holds up well in all weather conditions. This target has good function, as it stops arrows just as well as when I first purchased it, and I appreciate the various shooting sides. I think it was designed well. It was smaller than expected, though, and I have noticed that the paint chips easily. I feel that for the money, it could be larger, and the paint could uphold better than I’ve witnessed.

I have a Hellion crossbow, 400 fps, and I lubed my arrows half way up the shaft. All my 20 yard shots penetrated to within 3-4 inches from the (feathers). A slight turn clockwise breaks the seal and the arrows pulled out without creating any hernias. Do not twist broadheads, and, they will eventually chew up your target but judicious use will ensure a productive lifespan.

Durability good

Stops the bolts from my TenPoint Seige. You need to use arrow lube and an arrow puller to get them out, very difficult for my small hands without, BUT don’t use arrow lube allll the way to the fletching… just the front half of the bolt… too much arrow lube and it goes too far it and it’s a bear to remove anyway. I’m still fine tuning.