Orange Plastic Targets

[Cedar Creek]

I'm not sure what the material is, but the targets are aroange and come in a couple of different shapes with fins, etc. I guess they jump, hop, etc. when shot and might be a lot of fun for plinking. They are sold @ Bass Pro, WM, Academy, etc. and are labeled to be for up to .50 caliber. Has anyone had experience with them? My question is how they hold up when shot with centerfires.

Cedar Creek

 

[ProBusiness]

the hole seals. i have shot .22, 9mm, .40 and i think .45. no problem. they are fun to shoot. worth the money as it builds good reaction time.

 

[TwoForFlinching]

I like them too. Tons of fun to rifle race with. They do eventually wear out, but it take tens of thousands of rounds to do that.

 

[Quick_Draw_McGraw]

I have some, and I've shot them with a LOT of calibers.

.22, 40, 9mm, .38 special, .357, 7.62 x 39, and even a 500 S&W magnum. Believe it or not the only one that put a tear in it was the 7.62 x 39. I think it just caught it at a weird angle.

 

[Cedar Creek]

Thanks for the feedback! I will pick one up @ WM next trip to town.

Cedar Creek

 

[GlockPride]

Aroange= my favorite color!

I've been looking at these as well, avatar buddy. I just can't seem to plunk down $25-30 when I still need to buy mags/ammo/upgrades.

nd I even have my own range. Maybe the warden will buy one for the boy and I for a present...

 

[dlbleak]

recently saw one on the side of the road. must have rolled out of someones truck. it was the ball and i knew exactly what it was when i saw it. would have been hard to plunk down $25 for one but the price was just right!

 

[orangeRcode]

My son has been wearing me out about getting a couple of them. Need to get one. They look like alot of fun and apparently they are. Thanks OSA!

 

[okietom]

I have one and I bought one for each of my sons. They have a newer star shaped one available. They are really handy. I have seen them shot with several calibres and there are no problems. Lots of fun. I will get some more and would recommend them to any shooter. All three that we have are the round finned ones. There is a solid ball, a square, a hat shaped one, the round finned one, and the new star shaped one. They put flat ones on a spinner stand made of the same stuff. The spinners were the first ones out of that material.

I had a bullet stick in one. It may have been a ricochet off the ground. No problem.

They are targets that need no stand, just throw them out where you want them and start shooting. You will see when you hit them. I have mine in the back of my pickup.

 

[turkeyrun]

I have one and I bought one for each of my sons. They have a newer star shaped one available. They are really handy. I have seen them shot with several calibres and there are no problems. Lots of fun. I will get some more and would recommend them to any shooter. All three that we have are the round finned ones. There is a solid ball, a square, a hat shaped one, the round finned one, and the new star shaped one. They put flat ones on a spinner stand made of the same stuff. The spinners were the first ones out of that material.

I had a bullet stick in one. It may have been a ricochet off the ground. No problem.

They are targets that need no stand, just throw them out where you want them and start shooting. You will see when you hit them. I have mine in the back of my pickup.

I make sure mine are on the ground with a safe backstop before the shooting starts, but getting 1 to jump out of your pickup bed would be a fun game.






Sorry Tom, couldn't resist.