Air Venturi Crazy Eights Reset Reviews

Cheap Price and well built for little money. Good design.

Make the legs longer.

Doesn't handle higher powered air guns very well. Works good with lower power air rifles. Aim higher up on the metal targets to get the plates to stay up after hitting them.

Great fun for little funds! Target works great and operates as it should.

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Great target!!! Works perfectly.

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Great target for the money.

Very easy to set up and use. Functions as advertised. Good value for the money and great fun to use.

Nothing as it works as you would want it to right now.

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Fast shipping time and great quality

Works as it should. Love the shooting reset, who wants to walk! Get a can of spray paint for when to decals go and have fun.

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Fun for a 9 year old to shoot at.

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Easy to use.

It actually worked like its supposed to. @ 30-35yds with a Fusion2&JSB they flung around and came to a rest on the bar and they all stayed there until I shot the reset. I even hit it 2-3 times with 25cal Avenger and still looks good.

Make a few of them smaller. AND start making your targets able to handle 25cal. Its becoming a more common caliber. I'm sick of the only other option being AR500 plates. Too much $$

I was thinking if I epoxied a washer(same diam) to the back, it probably wouldn't have a problem gettin smacked around by the 25cal. Might have to add weight to the reset bar somehow. Idk?

the third type of one of these targets I own. It works. for an 8 target, this one is the best value for the buck so far.

(wish it was made of 24k gold for $19.99) "Nothing."

Works well with my .177 air rifle. The reset target is very nice so you don't have to walk downrange to reset the targets.

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I put a piece of rubber tubing on the reset bar so the targets would not bounce off after they flip up.

Works like it should.

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Because of the design, it's actually double-sided. We spray-paint one side of the discs white and the other side has the orange stickers. Lots of targets to hit, and we shoot it at 10m so the discs are pretty decent size analogues to 10m paper targets, but being metal, we don't have to go through a bunch of targets every practice.

I wish the legs were a little longer to give the targets a bit more clearance from the grass we're shooting in. Also, with our .177 Challengers at the power setting we use for targets, you've got to hit the targets very square to impart enough energy to flip them.

Since this is the same cost as the four-spinner version, it seems like a lock to get this one with the eight targets. But bear in mind that lower-power guns may not be able to reset it once all eight spinners are sitting on that bar. If you use something that's powered for 10m paper targets, you may find the four-spinner a better option.

It's a lot of fun for plinking off of my porch

The targets don't always catch. I have never been able to get all eight off them because 2 or 3 will fall back down before you get to shoot the last one

It might help to level it. I just have it sitting in my lawn without making any real effort to level it.

No assembly required.

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All steel construction. Well built and should last a lifetime.

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Targets are pretty heavy and my Diana 48
In 17 caliber sometimes will not flip them up
Even after a solid center hit at 25 yards.

It is a good solid target

My 177 R10 mashes it pretty hard and the targets can hit the rail and bounce back w/o staying up. But it is at the upper limit of what it is made for. 177 P1 and 177 HW30 have a hard time resetting it by hitting the reset paddle when all eight targets are up resting on the retaining rod, I hit it a second time or hit it with the R10 and they reset. I haven't shot 22 R1 at it yet.

I built a ~ 2 foot x 2 foot trap out of 2x8 with duct seal behind and mounted it. Getting the angles right took a bit of care. Use four screw eyes, two on each side, and it slips right in and out if you want to shoot paper targets instead.

Durable! Folds flat, works as advertised. Price for what you get!!!

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I'm using my Daisy powerline 880 and my Benjamin Trail NP XL1100 in 22cal at approx 24 yards. Metal is thick enough for the XL1100 at that distance so no damage is occurring. Don't bother getting replacement stickers. Just get a can of spray paint once you blast all the target stickers away. Extremely fun for the backyard! Can't wait until this quarantine is over so I can leave the house and try the XL1100 on it at 50-75-100 yards! 24-25 yards is the max range I have in the backyard. Well done on this target Air Venturi! This is keeping my sanity through the pandemic!

Great target, more fun then I expected.

Make it taller and bigger by at least 30%

Works perfect with several of my airguns.

Nothing I can think of.

Some airguns may shoot hard enough to flip the targets to the bar, but not hard enough that the bar will release the targets when the reset target is hit. I just tied a cord to it, and release it by hand.

That you can rest without having to go to target