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PY-A-5770
$29.99
List Price $54.99, Orig.Price $49.99 Save $20.00 (40%)
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Have fun and hone your shooting skills with this sturdy 5-target gallery! Shoot one "hit" flag at a time, and a metal plate flips up to cover it. After all of the metal plates are covering the targets, simply pull the reset cord and begin shooting again.
Tech Tip: Shooting this target with rifles producing over 600 fps will cause the paddles to flip up and back down. If you intend to shoot this target with 600 fps or higher, you will need to increase the distance between the muzzle and target
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Things I liked: Good unit! Compact and easy to reset and transport.
Things I would have changed: Targets are very small! Individual target bounce back. They need to be weighted differently so it shows a hit.
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Things I liked: works great, gives wonderful practice sessions!
Things I would have changed: at 10 yards with my FWB 150 the pop up flags were a bit lite and would not stay yup after every shot. Fixed this by taping quarters to the pop up flags for extra weight.
What others should know: Wonderful value for the price.
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Things I liked: Really nice quality, especially for the price. This is really nice for indoor plinking where other reactive targets may bounce all over the place. My winter is looking brighter.
Things I would have changed: The bounce back issue is a definite pain (-1 star). My solution after some trial and error was to wrap a rubber band around all the target paddles. e.g. reset the target and then bring a rubber band around all 5 covers that are now sticking out. Push the rubber band down towards the axle rod as far as possible. This introduces some friction as the paddles are pulled together and rub at the joints. This is a pain, so some kind of fix should be included and explained with the product.
What others should know: Double check the sizing and then pull the trigger :-)