Remington Auto-Reset Knockdown Target, Jackrabbit Reviews

Fun little target. The included killzone reducers increase the challenge. Fun to see who can hit the smallest killzone first!

It's perfect!

Tighten the nut that holds the killzone reducers before shooting!

Works great..great for practice

Nice Target.

Shouldn't be rusty in the most critical parts of the target, upon delivery.

The first one I received had a balky action because the nuts, spacer, bolt and parts of the paddles arrived rusty. As did the second, free of charge, replacement. And again with the third one! I asked them to not send any more replacements rabbits and instead send an Air Venturi Rat on a Stick. Which did arrive in perfect condition. These rabbit targets are going to require more maintenance and possibly have a shorter lifespan because of the premature corrosion.

Everything, super sturdy, really think steel. reducers are awesome and everything i hoped they would be, FUN to shoot at.

i shot quite a few pellets that hit the return lever and it didnt reset the target. dont know what is up with that, more practice at resetting i guess. my rifles died before i could test this out more.

Great target. i would purchase again.

Hard to hit.

Make it bigger

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I really like this target. It is well built for the money. I have had no problems with it resetting and dropping when hit. Very fun to shoot.

I would not change anything on this target.

The smaller kill zones are easy to use and make it more challenging if needed.

The target makes for entertaining recreational shooting.

Sturdy, rugged. Have both the rabbit and crow. Ran at least 100 rounds at them on first day, with Marauder pistol and NP2, both in 22. Worked flawlessly all morning. I was set up at only 30 yards due to limited space, even tho they suggest 35.

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Planning on getting a few more,for the price you can't beat them.

Good, solid construction.

Nothing.

The lock nut on the back of the reducers was a little loose. The reducers would swing down into the kill zone area. Tightened it up with a wrench. Recommend grease all the moving parts at least once a year.

It's much more fun to shoot at this than at paper targets.

Nothing.

At 25 yards, I was hitting the target with about 7 ft-lbs of energy (0.177 cal). Although this was enough to reset the target most of the time, sometimes it would only partially reset. Not a big deal, as most users shoot at higher energies.

I like the construction, very sturdy and easy to spike into hard dirt. I like the ease and flawlessness of the reset.

Nothing

Good times shooting this target. Build a collection of them.

fun to shoot

hard to get it to reset by shooting

no

A well built target. Perfect for plinking or practicing HFT. I first used this type of target in England and can tell you they are perfect for setting up at different ranges and using them to work on your shooting positions and range finding. And of course they are just plain fun!

These are solid but do be aware they might start to show wear and damage if you use a high FPE gun on them. Keep these for your 12-20 FPE guns at reasonable ranges 15 yards plus and you will be OK.

Good taget. Add one to you target selection.

i do like this one unfortunately mine came with out a little round clip that holds the mechanism together so it dos not work properly

quality control upgrad

Great target, works very well, and fun addition to mix up the paper targets.

adjustable height

Buy it!!

See my review of the hog target..I have the same opinion for all these targets . BUY THEM!

No strings to reset. that is the best part about these type of targets.

put the sizers on the outside. not that i have shot at it yet, but wonder about a pellet making it past the large hole then bouncing around if it did nto make it throught the smaller hole. probably nothing to worry about however ...

It seems quite sturdy in consttuction and i do not regret the purchase.

Premium pellet a bit less $ than JSB's The 14.66 gr. H&N's are the best shooting pellets I have tried (of about 8+) in my new TX200 Mk3 .22 cal. Forend rest gives several one-hole groups of 3 to 5 rds. into ragged hole the size of my little fingernail @ 15 yds., and well inside of a dime @ 25 yds. (This is a great confidance-builder.) Still shooting accurately @ 80 yds. Will hit a disposable propane cannister every shot from forend rest and one out of three tries offhand.)

I have 10K of these on hand (Well, NINE thou. NOW ;-) I wish I had 40 K laid-by! :-)

Not that long ago I bought 40 K .22LR for $7.50 per 500.... I advised everyone I knew to buy as much .22LR ammo as they could afford." That same ammo has been "scalped at gunshows a year or so ago for as much as $150 per 500 rds. and current rtl. price has stabilized to $50 to $60 per brick of plain vanilla round nose.(But you are usually limited to TWO boxes...) NOW premium pellets cost what .22LR did 6 plus years ago. If you want to always be able to shoot the ammo that YOUR gun shoots optimally, you better think in terms of THOUSANDS rather than 100's. If you shoot .25's you need to stock even MORE since this cal. is NOT an "off-the-shelf" commodity. Pellets are much less bulky and lighter than firearm ammo. Save your firearm ammo for trade, or "for REAL serious". GO AIRGUNS! (And Thank YOU! Pyramyd Air! :-) Davo

Fact that you don't have to pull a string to reset these. Just stick in the ground, select your size of opening and shoot.

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The stud that holds the different size selector broke off, gonna drill through and insert screw to hold it, other than that, product is great.

What isn't there to like. Sturdy well built and different levels of dificulty. And best of all, no string to reset it. Shoot main target to knock it down, shoot reset plate to pop it back up. More time shooting less time yanking on strings. Well worth the money. :)

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I have already ordered more to set them up at different distances and really hone my skills.