Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: I have a crossbow that shoots 380 feet per second.  Will this target stop the bolts without too much penetration?
Document: Stops the bolts from my crossbow @ 400+ fps. Easy removal of bolts. after a couple of hundred shoots some of the areas are getting soft, not sure how much longer it will last.
I read all the reviews of other targets then chose this one. I have shot my Wicked Ridge Crossbow at this now at least 20 times. The arrows maybe penetrate 2 inches. They remove with 2 fingers. I also shot my Hoyt Bow at it and does just fine. If you are looking for a target that won't bury your bolts and that you can remove with ease then I highly recommend this target.
I put about 5 arrows through it from a 175lb excalibur crossbow with broadhead points on the arrows and all the arrows except one blew right through it. The one arrow it did manage to stop became hopelessly snarled up in the cheap poly batting they filled the bag with. Plus the exit holes start shredding the cover right away. Its garbage. Maybe this bag would suffice for a target bow with field points  but its false advertising to call this a broadhead crossbow target.Update: The seller apologized and explained that one of the glitches of Amazon is their poor description of certain items.
Bolts remove easily, good stopping for my crossbow at 320fps. I keep it put away but I feel it would work well if left outside as material is durable but it may see some fading over time.
Lives up to the company's claim. I have used it a lot these last few weeks and haven't had any problems. I have a Barnett Quad 400 that shoots at 345 fps and 109 foot pounds. I have placed the target from 15 yards to 50 yards and it has stopped each arrow. I haven't had any arrows penatrate pass 12 inches. It really grips the arrows.
Appears to be a great target - I've shot it about 25 times with a 365fps crossbow. Bolts go in about 4 inches and can be removed easily. Old target bolts were going all the way through target and extremely difficult to pull out. Would highly recommend and buy again.
This target does exactly what it is supposed to do...gently captures the arrows without damaging them, and allows you to easily pull them out for retreival. Large size that is good for sighting in a new bow. Very happy with it.
Accepts field tips readily. Easily retrieval. I use this for my compound bow (Entry level single cam PSE Chaos RH, 26&#34; x 48# draw) and have no issues, even though this is technically designed for crossbows.Packaging was easy to open, to move, and the strap on top makes it much easier to handle in general.
Just like a lot of the other reviews say. This is a great target. The target is nice and heavy so it can just sit on the ground. I would recommend it for sure. The target is not designed for broadheads so do not try to use it for that. I have a barnet quad 400 and this target stops the bolts with no problems. The bolts pull out easily. This is exactly what I wanted.
Oh as  note my bolts are 18 inches long.So as I go up to this target I wonder what getting the arrow out will be like. Grab the arrow and it comes out easy as pie. Later the next day I had my 13 year old granddaughter shoot the bow and she had no trouble pulling the arrows out either. I do not think that any bolt went into the target more than 1/4 of the way. None were hard to remove,If there is anything negative about the target I think it would be that the targets could be brighter and I think the design of black and white lets you know it is a yellow jacket it does make it difficult to see where your arrow hit until you get right up on it.
Answer: yes