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Just got these and set them up right away. So much fun to shoot these. I set up a quick short (pistol) range in my side yard and blasted these with my benjamin wildfire. They are a lot harder to hit than I expected. Shooting off hand it took me11 shots to get all 4. Im going to build a longer range for the rifles as I dont have a pistol to shot with. The pistol distances will be good for my granddaughter to hone her skills on. These are well made and I suspect they will stand up to years of abuse. I like the hole in the base so these can be tied off (the chicken took a couple minutes to find in the grass despite the yellow color). Im going to order more of these as we get our range built. Just so much fun shooting. UPDATE: These have suffered 100's of shots from every thing a .177 caliber pellet gun can muster. I have shot them with a low power Beeman P17 putting out 400fps to a high power Hatsan AT44 sending pellets at a 1100 fps. Zero bending or cracks. The paint does not last on these, but a rattle can of $.99 no name brand paint and a couple coats is all it takes to bring these back to life (ok makes them easier to find in the grass). I set them up in my indoor range target of and even blast them indoors in the winter (I now own 4 .177 pistols and a .22) They just take shot after shot. Watch for these to go on sale real cheap and pick up a couple sets (I think they went down to like $5 a set and I bought 4 more sets). These will challenge your skills and improve them.

I'm an avid air gun shooter and have been using these targets for years and years. They are metal and stand up to a beating. You won't wear them out using normal air guns shooting up to 1,000 feet per second lead pellets. After the factory paint has been beaten off you can paint them any color you want. Good fun.

Great fun and cheap price . Fun to shoot over and over.. the different sizes and shapes make it challenging and are better than traditional boring round or paper targets. Nice pinging feed back from the pellet hitting them and cool to see them flip over if not mounted down.. stood up to .177 and .22 calliber pellets rated at 1200fps from pellet rifle.. ordering a second set now.

Same thing I had as a kid and we love them. We use them for family fun with a Ruger pellet gun and lead rounds and only the paint comes off. A Red Rider BB gun does nothing and might not even knock the larger Ram over but it still says *ding!* I haven't shot them but let the older kids have at them. Someone is a lucky bad shot or a very good shot and a comedian. As the paint comes off with the pellets, you can score your shot. They're also 2-dimensional obviously so you can turn them around for a competition. One side has the butts shot off the ram and the pig, the heads of the birds have no paint on the heads...consistent purposeful hits. The other side is very random hits so I had to ask, "who's shooting the butts?" I'll have to repaint them and find out some weekend. kids...but hey man, nice shot! No, they do NOT hold up to .22 rim fire closer than 25-30yds. You will beat them to death with a .22 rimfire but you won't penetrate. Might make some jagged edges if you hit around the side, but you'll just end up with bumpy random hits and will eventually break through with critical groupings to the mass. That chicken (not a duck dude) doesn't stand a chance to a .22 rimfire. I stress rimfire because they DO make .22 pellet guns that may not beat up on these like a slightly higher velocity .22 powder cartridge. I'm talking 10/22 not .22 pellets.

Can't beat the TINK! sounds when you hit them. Mine have survived pretty good. I've only thrown .177 and .22 cal pellets at them and they live on. They do require a pretty level and flat surface to keep them upright before shooting them. Setting them up on a dirt hit, for example, can be a little challenging due to their small base platforms.

These are great for .177 air pistol practice. Pellets crack the yellow finish but you have to expect to repaint these periodically. The only “complaint” is have is they are mortised into a slot in the base and I’m skeptical of the staked joint, my old ones were solidly welded. So far these work great after about 200 impacts from .177 pistol and rifle.

Shooting at the metal farm animals with a Gamo Whisperer 0.177mm pellet gun at 25 yards is fun. I normally play Oh McDonald had a farm.......to get into character...then Ker-Plunck! Durable targets.... Get them, have fun.

These steel targets stand up to a .177 pellet @ 640 feet/sec velocity at 10 meters with no damage. FYI: These small targets will go flying off due to their small size. I mounted them on a board using a 3"-4" long piece of small diameter wire attached thru the small hole hole on the target base and the other end twisted around a #6 screw put into the wood board. FYI#2: Yellow nail polish or spray paint for that fresh yellow target look.

Received two sets of these a couple of weeks ago. The targets vary from a large ram all the way down to a tiny chicken (that chicken is small!). They are very well painted (or powder coated) and stand up extremely well to any .177 calibre pellet. The .22 pellets have chipped the powder coating but only slightly. I can see in 4-6 months I may need to repaint them. I didn't expect the finish to be as durable as it is. There has been zero damage to the metal itself from my pellets and I'm not expecting any to show up. Each target has a hole in its base that allows you to tie a cord to it. This is a great idea as it keeps your targets from getting lost in the tall grass. Using thick string may keep the target from sitting evenly so fishing line is absolutely ideal for this purpose. The ram and the chicken are my two favorite targets. The ram makes a decent "gong/plink" noise when hit. The chicken is the star of the show though. IF you can hit it, it will fly off the stand at high speed, come to the end of the cord and bounce back. It's extremely satisfying to shoot the chicken. If they just sold a pack of chickens I'd buy that. They really are that fun. Durable product. Well thought out. Loads of fun. Well finished. Highly recommended and would definitely buy again if mine were ever lost or damaged. Definitely my favourite target over paper, knock down, or shattering targets. Best used with a pellet gun over a bb gun though.

son del tamaño de una moneda de 10 pesos pero resistente a tiros de copitas (con rifle de nitro piston) o balines (con rifle de bombeo) no lo recomiendo para tiros con .22 o mayor.

Super fun to plink with. Pretty rugged but paint chips easy. To be expected with a 1200 fps air gun.

Simple and fun product just wish I'd of ordered several more as the size makes for a challenge and my kids and I can make a race knocking down.

Well made and great to practice your shooting skills