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Question: Will the targets flip when hit by toy guns that shoot marshmallows or sponge bullets?
Document: I bought this target for my grandson, but we are both enjoying iteasy to set up and there's no mistake about when you hit the target.The targets flip over and stay up until you shoot them down again.
This is perfect for my .22 rifle. Hit the lower four targets and cause them to flip up. Then hit the top target to reset the lower four. I only have to walk out onto the range once to set it up and once to fetch it at the end of target shooting. Good quality construction. I think it will last a long time.
Yes you have to set this up fairly careful or it does not work right - but once you have it set up it is a blast! If you shoot too close or use hard nose bullets you will damage it. But if you put some distance between you and the target - say 50yards or more, you are going to have a lot of fun. You will have to go down-range and adjust it from time to time - but it is a lot better than setting up targets EVERY time.
I use this for target practice using .22 shorts and .22LR HPs at 50 - 75 + feet. The tagets flip relianly at 75' if I have a solid hit. At 50 feet with 22 shorts the targets flip with authority.Aside from smudges from the slugs, there has been no damage to the unit whatsoever. That includes the non-target surfaces when I throw a bad shot.I would buy this product again.
Have hit this target over 200 times now with copper plated Winchester 22 long rifle fired from Ruger MarkIII 22/45 from 10 to 15 yards, with NO dents and NO damage. Instructions state to use lead bullets only but I have had no problems with copper plated from a pistol. Fired from a rifle may be a problem and cause dents because of increased speed and energy, I can't attest to this because I have not shot it with a rifle.
Lots of fun to shoot at even though most of the stickers blew off on the very first hit. Purchased a can of florescent orange paint as a fix.
This thing is made very well, like a tank! I'm using it with a pellet gun, so the targets don't flip all the way, but I don't mind that really. The only complaint I have is the orange targets are just painted on and chip off immediately. It almost made it fun to try and remove all the orange paint, lol  If it wasn't for the easily chipping paint, I would have rated this 5 stars.
Took this out set up plink plink plink reset!! Perfect if you like to shoot and not have to get up reset something staple up another target.THIS IS FOR YOU! I have hit this thing hundreds of times this will last you for years finally great quality and something that will last forever. Mind you this is for 22Cal and nothing else enjoy and HAPPY HUNTINGRick
I've used this target quite a bit now and I still enjoy it. I've been using the Ruger 10/22 and this target has worked great. I've only had it at a maximum of about 50 yards and I've been able to hit it pretty well. The stickers are nice to be able to see what you want to shoot at a distance, but they come off pretty quick. After the stickers ran out I started spray painting the ends of the target red.
There is a time and place for paper targets. Sighting in, and fine tuning the accuracy of guns or loads demand the use of paper. But routine practice isn't always best served by punching holes in paper. And after a while it can get just plain boring. That's where targets like this one from Birchwood-Casey come into play. Reactive targets are fun!
Answer: yes