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Remington Knockdown Target, Crow, Manual Reset, 2 Kill-Zone Reducers

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Remington Knockdown Target, Crow, Manual Reset, 2 Kill-Zone Reducers

Target shown from the back, where the 2 kill-zone reducers are shown hinged to the target. Use either the larger kill zone that's in the body of the target, or slide down one of the kill-zone reducers.

The target face is attached to the base and will fall back if the kill zone is hit with a pellet and sufficient energy. Split pellets may not have enough energy to knock it back.

Includes 4 anchor pins and reset string.

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  • Remington knockdown target
  • Crow silhouette
  • Pull string to reset
  • Adjustable kill zone (from 1.5" to 0.5")
  • Two kill-zone reducers permanently attached to back of target
  • 1/8" heavy-gauge steel
  • Flat base has holes for 4 anchor pins (included) to keep the target from shifting when shot
  • 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
  • 9.50" x 7.203" x 7.50"
  • Includes target with attached kill-zone reducers, reset string and 4 anchor pins


Field target is a fast-growing airgun sport, and this Remington crow target is a welcome addition. When setting up your target, make sure you have a proper backstop to stop any pellets that miss the target. If the target is hit outside the kill zone, the target face will not fall back. It'll fall only when you hit the kill zone. If a pellet splits on the edge of the kill zone (not uncommon), it may not have sufficient energy to knock it back. This is not a defect. It's deliberate and prevents near-misses from getting a point.

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-89339 [PY-A-5095]

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By Marcel from USA on 2017-05-24
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Things I liked: holds up well, easy to use. the kill zone rings are attached

Things I would have changed: replace the pins and slip washers with lock nuts and bolts! add a small chain to the reset line Hard to knock down with a Daisy Model 25 & smartshot My Crosman 1377 needs to be pumped up all the way

What others should know: Knocks down harder than the Gamo Squirrel (needs more power) 5 pumps on a 1377 will not knock it down but 10 pumps will

 
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By Michael from USA on 2015-05-15
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Things I liked: Well built, sturdy and comes with great strong anchors.

Things I would have changed: My ability to control the wind. I was peeling pellets off the crow body but was unable hit the kill zone out 50 yards in high wind. I was to stubborn to move it closer, certain I could pull off the shot. I failed, not the product. They are a little pricey but worth it.

What others should know: Great fun to have, build a collection of them. My friends and I were excited by the look of my field target range.

 
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By Larry from USA on 2014-12-18
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Things I liked: They are easy out of the box targets. Quality is better than I expected for the money. I bought 3 and all worked as they should. They are fun to shoot and provide good pratice

Things I would have changed: For the price nothing

What others should know: I like them for personal use but I think they would need to have some mods done before you used them for competition.

 
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  • Warren from USA asked:

    Has anyone found a way to make this automatically pop back up? Big rubber band perhaps?

    • Tyler from USA:

      Not without electronics

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