Sig Sauer Dual Shooting Gallery Reviews

Very well made, should last a long time!

Not sure at the moment, it's a birthday gift. I will follow up and let you know.

Lot's of fun to use and relatively simple and rugged. Nice touch that they add additional stickers once you "shoot off" the existing ones.

Could be a bit heavier in the build category. At 10m a 7g .177 pellet shot at around 600fps can actually dent the backstop sufficiently to knock the paint off the *back* of the unit

One customer complained of the plastic spacers for the two left and right targets. In my unit there is no obvious way to hit these with a pellet as the metal protects them.

I have been using it alot in my apt to better myself at shooting air pistol

Looks like a nice target

I hope it can take steel BBs, not just lead.

My regrets in purchasing this item.

As range fees increase and Covid deters visits to a range; it is a true blessing to be able to practice in the comfort of my own home.

Fun for me and my boy to get out and shoot at. Built nice.

Have tried various air-guns against this target and am regularly hit by rebounding ammo.

it's all about hitting your target. that's where you get your gun control like riding a bike you no your weapon like the back of your hand

Great reusable trading aid that captures the BBs so they don’t fly all over the place after firing. I think the gallery was made for air soft practice, but it woks for me with the 4.5 BBs.

It got used for less than a week and the plastic hing broke

The design of this target yields to many ricochets back at the shooter

I purchased this to go with my Son's AR pellet rifle. It worked great. They had an enormous amount of fun with it.

Very nice target gallery, good quality, and great fun for the kids.

Bought this along with MCX Airgun and it is high quality and a blast to shoot. Definitely takes some skill and a well placed shot to keep the targets down. Wife and kids love it too. Very fun!

I love these gallery targets, although I might be shooting a bit too close 25 feet away in fact with a few 500-700 FPS pellet rifles. Regardless of those factors these targets can take a pounding after a few thousand shots theyll need a bit of readjusting.

The plastic stationaries on the target rail tend to crack from ricochets.

Have fun and be safe by following the safety rules.

Easy to handle and move and comes with extra stick on targets.

Needs to be made more heavy duty. This thing is only for plinking with smaller guns. I would say that you need to stay under the 12 ft/lbs of energy mark if you are shooting within 30 yards.

My sons Red Rider was not strong enough to make the targets fold back and stick to the magnets at point blank range but my Hatsan Gladius .22 demolished the targets and blew a hole through the back side where the pellets impact.

look nice

make steel targets thicker steel

10 shots from hatsan at44 destroyed all 3 targets

easy to move around, comes with extra stick on targets and great concept

magnets are either not strong enough or counter weights are too heavy to let the two outer targets attach and hold/stay down.

I bought this for my son to have something reactive to shoot at with his little red rider. Even at point blank there is not enough power to make it work.
My ruger 177 silent hawk is too much gun for it inside 20 yards but even then it only makes the target stick back if its a bullseye.

After further field testing with crosman .22 NP 950 fps and Crosman 2240 400 fps also .22 found Sig target bent when struck by first round from rifle at 23 feet. Becsuse the targets are wider more torque is applied to a side load shot that bends the target stem compared to Gamo Rocker. Recommend Sig for .22 air pistol and Gamo on top for rifle at same distance.

Double or triple layer steel at back of target. Pot metal targets will bend if struck above 750 fps so a hardened steel target would be ideal. I can always hope!

Don't buy the Sig 4 target gallery. Get the dual for pistols and the Gamo as a disposable for high power rifles.

Wow, this thing has a way better construction than the Gamo Rocker trap I killed. The targets are about 3x bigger and the stems are larger. I broke off one of the Gamo targets at the stem using a 950 fps .22 break barrel which it was not rated for. The steel back plate is the same thickness as the Gamo so I would expect some heavy denting there with 750 fps or rifles greater rifles. The targets on the Sig are magnetic and look to be more durable than the spring mechanisms on the Gamo that needed constant fiddling. It has a couple of oval holes on the back if you want to mount it on a pole or fence. Weighs about 8 lbs I'd say.

I would use this with a PCP rifle as they claim and expect not to dent or hole the rear panel within 500 shots. A double gauge thickness steel there would be my only suggestion. Well worth the extra $20 over the Gamo Rocker.