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Question: Are the disks biodegradable?
Document: These are low cost holders for the smaller disks, so your aim better be true... Or you will shatter the holder as well. So I use these once the trainee gets sighted in but not for sighting in
targets & holders work good but wish that it came with more clay disks as all are gone in 15 minutes.Didn't see a replacement package of clay disks to order on Amazon?
These little suckers were made with a BB gun in mind but we use everything from a 22, 9mm. Fun challenge! The stakes do not hold regular sized clay targets but comes with Daisy target disks.
These are 'ok' targets in that they're bright and easy to pick up. But the name 'Shatterblast' is misleading. I anticipated a slight "puffing" or some sort of reaction when hit. Basically it just breaks into pieces. The disks are more like plastic than they are chalk, and don't do much when hit other than break into pieces. Nothing really wrong with them, just hoped for more I guess.
Out in the open I will use the holders, but in the backyard, I will just stick the disks on the my hay bale backstop. Just be very careful as these will easily deflect a pellet from a high powered rifle. The disks allshatter when shot with my rifle, and I can sometimes put the larger pieces up for a second or third go. Lizards seem attracted to them and I have airholed two of em as they sniff at em.
My son and I use these for BB/pellet gun targets in the backyard at 50-60 feet. Disks are a very rigid clay that shatter when hit dead center, and fracture when struck or grazed off center. Fractured or grazed discs are easily reused, providing a smaller target. The instant gratification of an exploding disk is much better than a little hole in a paper or flipped over soda can.
I love this product. It's really tiny, but it's fun when the little clay disks explode upon impact. I bought these with some refill-disks and took it out with my .177 airgun. A few low bullets later and I came up with two broken stands. These don't hold up well if your aim is off, so invest in getting more plastic stands than you think.Update 8/23/12:Have you ever seen a tiny disk explode with an 8mm Mauser round passing through it?
i love these things and im already bying more on ebay. definitly buy this if you shoot lots. hope this helped. frito12
We've hit the holders many, many times with even the most powerful shots from a Crossman 760 firing BBs and pellets (flat nosed, pointed field, and hollow point) with a dent in the plastic from a BB or a gray smudge from a pellet. We've shot up over three boxes of targets, never broke a holder.Very good product for improving accuracy. Smaller targets that shatter with perfection when struck on the bullseye very good reward for good shooting.
We have several of these disc holders and my boys love using them in the back yard. Since they press into the ground, the shots go downward with little chance of ricochets.
Answer: yes