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    Remington Auto-Reset Knockdown Target, Crow, Shoot to Reset, 2 Kill-Zone Reducers, Ground Spike

     
    5.0 (5 reviews)
    Remington Auto-Reset Knockdown Target, Crow, Shoot to Reset, 2 Kill-Zone Reducers, Ground Spike

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    SKU PY-A-5096

    $19.95

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    • Remington auto-reset knockdown target
    • Crow silhouette
    • Shoot to reset
    • Adjustable kill zone (from 1.5" to 0.5")
    • Two kill-zone reducers permanently attached to back of target
    • Heavy-gauge steel
    • Sturdy spike for solid ground insertion with back support to prevent tilting back when hit
    • Silhouette target is finished in black with yellow kill zone
    • Use only .177- or .22-caliber lead pellets
    • For .177-cal. lead pellets, max velocity is 1,000 fps and place target at least 25 yards from muzzle
    • For .22-cal. lead pellets, max velocity is 800 fps and place target at least 35 yards from muzzle
    • 19.75" x 6"
    • Includes target with attached kill-zone reducers


    Field target is a fast-growing airgun sport, and this Remington crow target is a welcome addition. Make sure you have a proper backstop to stop any pellets that miss the target. If the target is hit outside the kill zone, it will not flip back (the target face does not fall, as in traditional pull-to-reset targets). It'll flip back only when you hit the kill zone. Pellets that split on the edge of the kill zone (it happens) may not have enough power to knock back the kill zone and get a point in a field target match.

    Most field targets have a string attached to the target to pull it back into position once the kill zone has been hit. But this shoot-to-reset target requires no string and resets when you shoot the reset plate that hangs down. It's a real boon to continuous, uninterrupted shooting.

    Shoot-to-reset targets have been used in England by field target clubs before they were imported to the U.S. So, the mechanism has been tested and has proven to be very popular.

    Field targets will help increase your accuracy. Start off with the largest kill zone, and then use the reducers to challenge yourself as you improve.

    Because the target is metal, make sure everyone in the area wears safety glasses. Pellets can ricochet. Be sure to also remove all pets from the area to prevent injury from ricochets.

    Item Code: REM-89340 [PY-A-5096]

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    Overall rating:5.0 5.0

    Value for money:5.0 5.0

    		  By Memo from USA on 2014-07-20
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    Things I liked:By far the best metal targets I have found. No strings needed for resetting or limiting the range at wich I shoot them. And the adjustable aperture keeps me working on my shooting skills and wanting to improve.
    Things I would have changed:Nothing
    What others should know:Get a few of these, especially if you have the room to set them up.

    Overall rating:5.0 5.0

    Value for money:5.0 5.0

    		  By Sparky from USA on 2014-06-02
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    Things I liked:Sturdy and gets the job done with no strings attached. lol. Works great with my sub 12 ft pound AA FTP 900 out to 50 yards
    Things I would have changed:taller spike to raise reset disc above grass on longer shots. larger foot peg for esier set up in tough dirt. wingnut for kill zone reducers so you dont need wrench in field to tighten and also some sort of tooth system to help hold reducers center.
    What others should know:get some yellow spray pint for the target paddles they have a shiny metal after a few shots making kill zone hard to see if its up. My sub 12 air rifle struggles to properly reset target out past 50 Yards but kill zone still works out to 90+ Yards. I just use my 22 mrod to reset it. Set up takes no time and no more strings getting tangled in bag and holding up the range. set, shoot, reset, pull, and go home that easy. ONLY Problem with this target is you go through twice as many pellets having to shoot the reset. But hay more trigger time. am i right? Also reducers will loosen and move if you hit the body of target just keep some pliers or box wrench in gun bag easy fix. pics and video soon to follow...

    Overall rating:5.0 5.0

    Value for money:5.0 5.0

    		  By George from USA on 2014-04-29
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    Things I liked:Very durable and well made. Easy setup and stays in place. Reset feature works excellent. Hit the center it falls away, then hit disc at bottom and it resets the yellow disc behind the target hole. Have been using it at 50 yds with the 1/2" entry hole and is a lot of fun to use.
    Things I would have changed:Think the manufacturer got this one just right.
    What others should know:You can tighten up the changeable target hole plates, (kill zone reducers), with the provided nylock nut, so that when hitting off to side they will not shift and block the hole off.
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    • Josh from USA asked:

      How much is required to drop and reset the bird? I am looking for a target to shoot at with a HW75, will that provide sufficient force?

      This product is out of stock. Estimated in-stock date 08-14-2014

       
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