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Question: Can you use Air Soft guns with this?
Document: I have a friend in a wheelchair that loves air-soft and bb guns. He is always saying what a crack shot he is, so I got him this because the target area reduces. The extra long line to reset the target was a plus because he just has to pull it instead of wheeling up to it each time.
I thought this target was for an Air Soft Gun, we bought it for our 13 yr old son to use, but the air soft balls do not knock it down. It seems like a great product though.
My fault, I should have read the description closer before ordering this item. My son was excited to get this but I'm afraid that the BB's will bounce back. It is for soft pellet guns only. We are keeping it with the idea that we may get the soft pellet guns for shooting practice later.
After reading some of the reviews I was skeptical. I have put a couple hundred rounds at it and have had no problem to date. The paint does chip off but a spray can fixes that. I did close the bend on the hook on the kill zone adapters slightly to make them a thumb press fit and that seems to keep them in place. I shoot at 30 plus yards and have had no deforming of the metal of the target plate using .22 and .177 air guns.
The reset pull-cord is a braided nylon cord that will stand the test of time, but is also easily replaced when the time comes. The pull-cord comes wrapped around a metal, hollow "bow tie" for wrapping and storage (nice touch).To use the target without it falling over, you will need to use the included 4 metal stakes; all well and good if you are setting the target on soft ground, but an issue on hard surfaces or rocky ground.
These targets work as intended. Several aftermarket manufacturers make thicker faceplates for them but the originals are tough enough to handle years of use with air rifles under 20 ft-lbs of energy. The string is a good quality without too much stretch. The reducers will routinely fall off when hit so they're useless for Field Target competitions and irritating for target practice.When assembling the targets you have to be careful when tightening the large nut against the faceplate.
Easy to setup and works quite well. Made of fairly thick steel. Looks like it will be durable. Using the included reducers and varing distances from the shooter provides many challenging options. Use cheap black and yellow spray paint to refresh the finish as it gets shot off.This is an airgun target; do not use with powder burners. I would not suggest using very high powered air rifles on this target either. The reducers can fly off the target as they only hang from a small hook.
We have been tearing this guy up for 2yrs now with 1200fps pellets and he still works. We stake him down and run the string back to the gazebo and rest guns on gazebo rail while sitting in chairs and pull string he pops right up every time.
The target is sturdy, built very well and it will last a long time. It works well with high or low velocity guns. It comes with stakes to put it on the ground but I would recommend attaching it to a board for faster and easier setup when you move your target. Some slight assembly is required but it is easy to do.
Stick to lead pellets, check the hardware regularly, and this target should serve most air gunners for a very long time.
Answer: yes