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Question: Can I shoot this with a .38 or 357 through a rifle such as a marlin 1894 or rossi r92?
Document: This never gets old shooting at this. The targets are not very big, so you better have your game on. It is possible to hit the left one and stick it up and then hit the right one and knock the left one down. You also have to make your shots hit squarely, or the targets will just swing back and forth. If you like competition or just want to hone your shooting skills, this will provide you with hours of fun.I use a 9mm and .38 special.
I am thinking of mounting it on a heavy base to cut down on the shaking. Overall, still fun to shoot and hear the &#34;ping.&#34;
The shooting target worked great I shoot at least 200 rounds of 9mm bullets at it and it held up fine, It was also alot of fun shooting 22 rounds at it. I just need to repaint target the paint chips of but not a biggie. Target was shoot with 22, 9mm, and 40 cal. rounds and had no problem.
I've had my .38/.44 target for a few years now and have shot it many hundreds of times with 148gr .38spl-WC target loads and mild to mid-range 158gr .357mag-SWC loads. Other than the paint getting knocked off (to be expected) and having to replace the target decals (also to be expected), it's held up to the punishment just fine.
This is heavy and awkward to put together and carry to the car. It is only useful in the fair weather, and you need to carry a hammer to put down the stakes in the ground. Otherwise, it would fall over. It was a little hard to put together, but I figured it out, by laying it down and put the legs on last. I have only hit a target once so far, haha, so cannot tell how to shoot to get the flip over to happen.
my brother bought this target set but i'm the one that uses it, A LOT!!!!!!! I shoot 9mm with this thing at 7 yards with no problem whatsoever. We've shot .40cal with it with no problem at all. Don't even bother using the stickers what are included, they are stickers so don't expected them to last a long time. Again, they're stickers.I've shoot hundreds on 9mm rounds and the target is working perfectly.
My only problem with it is that you shoot low all of the time. It is still good practice. If you want a life sized target you'll need to spend more and find another company. This is really fun, useful, and convenient though.This product is awesome and has made shooting a pleasure again. I can now practice shooting and have fun. It was fun not having to walk back and forth, resetting targets and such. I plan on buying the ones for 9mm and 22LR.
I read the mixed reviews here and was skeptical. I still went out to buy it at Academy regardless. I went shooting with it today and was very pleased.The build of this thing is very good and I feel that it will last a very long time. I hit it with a few boxes of .40 S&W; from about 30 feet and it's still in great shape. The paint comes off when you shoot it but that's expected. The metal is still perfect underneath though.
I couldn't even get the sticker to come of the sheet it came on without tearing the whole sticker completely. The stickers are BAD quality.After all that, I was ready to shoot. Shooting the device is what makes buying this thing worth it. The target works well, turns when shot, makes it easy to go shooting without changing targets, and the targets hold up well against 40 caliber pistol. I just wanted this thing to work and after some help it did, so is it worth it?
Could not get the targets to swing up with .38 special ammo at 20 yds. Had to bring the target closer to 10 yds before it would work right. 30/30 ammo at 50 yds damaged the paddles badly. Needed to move the target out past 75 yds for that caliber. Both the yellow paint & target stickers flew off on the very first outing.
Answer: no