BIRCHWOOD CASEY Gallery Resetting Airgun Target

good product

Using subsonic rimfire at 50 metres made a mess of this target even when firmly secured to the ground.A little heavier construction and it would have been further me for plinking.

This target is addicting!I used it with a Benjamin Trail .22 pellet (495 fps) with scope and once I had the positioning right, it worked every time. At first I had the target tilted too much and the power of the shots flipped the paddles so hard it just moved the reset bar out of the way (it was set up on a slight slope) - once it was level it was fine. The target spots are about 1.5" so it was perfect for precision shooting with the scope on the Trail. Very satisfying to hit the reset paddle! Nice plinking sound.I also used it with my older (apprx. 14 years old) Crosman .177 break barrel with peep sights and was still super fun - I was able to flip the paddles a few times but only when I hit the black dot in the centre - the shots just didn't have the same power as the .22 pellet. Wadcutters and Hollowpoints seemed to be better for power on impact. Using the peep sights was a little more difficult with such a small target, but that much more rewarding when you hit it!Seems to be holding up very well to the abuse (dented up a bit but nothing serious).Highly recommend for backyard plinking or if you want to tune your skills.Not sure how it would hold up with a rim-fire .22 or a >500fps .22 air rifle, but seeing as how it wasn't made for that it's not a problem.

Many targets look like a lot of fun but aren't nearly as well made. This is a metal target so will last a lot longer and performs better because of its strength and weight. Don't throw your money away buying a cheaper product - buy this one!

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Great cabin past time.

It is nice, but no good for regular .177 caliber (495), but it is okay for .22 caliber (495).