Page 3 - Gamo Squirrel Field Target w/4 Reviews

i have had this for a year or so it still holding up strong never had any problems and it helps a lot for practice and very satisfying smack and drop to it and the string is really nice and strong

just a longer string but can easily be fixed

great little plinking target or practice target

Really nice target, functions when pieces don't pop off and get lost in the grass.

Ordered three targets, one broke on the first 10 shots, the second broke after 20 shots. Contacting GAMO service is absolutely PAINFUL. After 3 days of emails back and forth they wanted me to spend my money to send them back so they could figure out what is wrong. Will look for just about any other comparible product before going with GAMO again.

Customer service can make or break a company and it seems like Gamo is going for the latter.

very durable, nice quality metal

Horrible pins used in connections -- the lock-washer pops off and gets lost after 10 shots. Found that the reducing washers pop off after first shot. Finding this a very frustrating product

They are very durable. I blasted mine with my RWS 350 a bunch of times. I just took out a hammer and flattened it back out again.

Something to hold on the reducers. They pop off too easy if you hit them.

Very good product for the price and Pyramid Air has a great price on these.

Attractive and well made

Almost wished it was sold in primer grey. I have just finished painting mine: Squirrel (brown), Kill zone reducers blaze orange. Also, the kill zones should have a rear hole drilled in them so that you can pin them on. When you buy one this will become immediately apparent, but its something that you can do with a drill and not a reason to avoid purchase.

I'm buying 2 more plus the additional target faces. This way I have a small course for when I get home from work. Additional faces means that I can change them out constantly between spay painting. Face changes take under a minute. I am also going to leave in my gardens permanently (they look like art) so that I can practice vermin shooting. I will keep them well lubed with WD40.

Simplicity of use and assembly

Not a thing

If you own an airgun you should have one or more of these quality targets. Kids and grandchildren love them.

Everything

Nothing

Lock tite all the nuts and bolts. They do come loose if they are not very tight or have lock tight on them. You also need to repaint the yellow knock down metal part. The paint wears off quickly and it is difficult to see the target area.

One man shooting gallery! I can sit at the other end of my yard and shoot to my hearts content with out getting up again.

More outlines in the box. The squirrel is my favorite though.

Helps hone your shooting skills in your yard.

works well, fun to shoot, great for air rifle field target shooting and practice!

drill a small hole in the end of the tab that holds the replacement centers for a hitch pin so it can't bounce out if hit by a pellet, and add a ball brg swivel to the chain so the string can untwist

FUN,FUN,FUN

fun,fun,fun!!!!!

I drilled a hole in the end of the insert that goes thru the face and put a hitch pin in it so the insert doesn't come out

Very nice target!FUN !

The Gamo squirrel is fun to shoot . The ability to change kill zone keeps it challenge. And I like how goes down when you nail the kill zone

The kill zone reducers bounces up and fall off . I need to hold them down with tape . Then again I’m using my .22 Benjamin Marauder pistol but other wise it holding up well

Very durable...takes a beating but good craftsmanship pays off. Well worth the money.

Find a way to keep the kockdown tab yellow after taking a couple of direct hits. i had to use spray paint to restore.

This is a great tool for developement and accuracy. Plus you'll enjoy with friends...Bragging rights

I have four of them now set at different yardages in My backyard range.

The reducers pop off a little to easy.

A pretty good buy for the money.

For the money this knockdown Target works well. I'm going to order more I'M sure. I have two and need two more at least.

The stake down rod's need to be longer and a bit heavier duty. Also make different complete targets available. Not just the Squirrel.

good target fun to shoot, solid made

the two wingnut screws werent that good i used different bolts

probally easier to use your own bolts not the wingnut bolt you get. the bolts are a little to short and hard to get on.

fun game to sharpen shooting skills buy lots of pellets invite your friends

Tough, heavy duty steel... Nice for practice.

Add bolts and wingnuts instead of pins on pivot points. Pin popped off during pulling the target up after LITERALLY 10 shots, miraculously lost... Replaced it with a little bolt no problem...

Long distance reset, and reducible target center are great.

A series of these target would make a great gallery range.

The target seems to be well made. I have not used it yet, but I'l really enjoy shooting at this target. Think I'll keep the kill zone large from the start tho.

Nothing

Nice price for a reuseable target. Fun to drop the little bugger. Nie reactive target with lead pellets and a not so powerful gun.

I would make it a little heavier. The metal is fine for mid velosity lead .177. Not eure it would handle a fass .177 or .22 but I can say my maruder .25 ate the thing alive. Trash in only a few shots, say 50 ish, maybe only 25, i let the kids shoot it so I was not really counting.

The smaller holes are tough at 25 yards. if you have a .177 I would try it. Maybe even say a 500 FPS .20 but again a Maruder on factory settings turns this thing into trash in a hurry.