Highwild BB Trap Target (Airgun Only) with 10pcs 7" X 9" Paper Targets and 2 Spinner Targets

The item shipped quickly and came in one box. The target was very easy to assemble by following the enclosed instructions. Once it was set up we used it to practice with a Daisy Red Ryder BB gun at 20 yds and it worked great.The target is built of quality steel and a good value as far as we are concerned. I would recommend this target.

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This target is on the smaller side and good for precision shooting.We bought one to teach a child gun safety and to practice shooting a Red Ryder bb gun.The 10 cardstock targets that come along with the hardware are a nice addition and we bought 100 more Highwild cardstock targets at the same time. All cardstock targets were of good quality.The trap also houses two suspended orange metal spinner targets. They make a satisfying "ping" sound when you hit them.The Red Ryder is a slow shot (350fps) but caused some serious indentation in the back of the box shooting 100 rounds from about 30 ft away. I would hesitate to use this trap with much more than an air gun if you are hoping to stop whatever projectile you are shooting from going clear through the trap. Be sure of your target and what is behind it.All in all, great for bb gun shooting and a lot of fun. Do not use with anything other than an air/bb/pellet gun.

Works well and big enough since you lose accuracy with most air guns at more than 20 feet or so. Catches most of the pellets, easy to empty. The metal targets inside the box work fine and are fun to try to hit so you make them spin. Assembly instructions not perfectly clear but good enough.

Very small but works very well

This thing was kind of a pain to put together because the screws were tiny. Was pretty annoying. Also I don't think metal was the best thing for a bb trap. There should at least be something in it to absorb the impact or something.It works fine if you are using the paper target, but if you use the hanging targets just be warned that the BB's can and will go flying out of the trap. I've literally only shot 1 shot at them, hit one and the BB flew out....I would suggest putting something in it to ensure the BB's don't do that like a few layers of cardboard or something.It was also way smaller than I expected. It's pretty tiny so depending on what you plan on shooting at it, you aren't going to want to be too far away.Honestly you could probably make something just as good or better yourself and just buy paper targets to put on it.

Used it to zero in the scope on my air rifle. Quick to assemble and easily stopped and held the .177 lead pellets from my rifle.

It seems to be a good product have not used it much