Shooter 3D Targets
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From: midwest
09-Jan-24
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Anyone ever try one of these? Very reasonably priced, just wondering what the life expectancy might be.
From: Murph
09-Jan-24
I’ve had a couple of them, easy arrow removal, the elements are tougher on them then self healing foam, fairly small in size comparable to a small doe, I would have trouble getting through a summer with the vital if a guy is shooting that as a primary target if you don’t shoot a lot or wanna pound it before season prob be more then sufficient
From: JTreeman
09-Jan-24
I have a couple. I would not be as gracious as Murph with my review.
—Jim
From: midwest
09-Jan-24
Can you expand on that Jim?
From: 808bowhunter
09-Jan-24
Piece of junk. If you shoot them very little they will do ok. Very thin in areas and get get pass through when you hit there. Rhinehart 1/3 size elk/moose/caribou much better value
From: RutnStrut
09-Jan-24
They suck.
From: midwest
11-Jan-24
Thanks fellas. Sounds like you get what you pay for.
From: Bou'bound
11-Jan-24
Or less in many cases
From: wooddamon1
12-Jan-24
I have a Big Shooter buck and the bear on my little 8 target 3D course. They're ok for some variety. Easy arrow pull. I mostly shoot field tips at them until season approaches. Broadheads will chop them up quick, but that goes for every brand I've owned, from cheapies to holy shnikey that hurt. Going on 3 years now. An old Delta gets the brunt of the broadhead hammering, though.
From: Venom16730
12-Jan-24
they dont last very long , imo I have used the Glendel and to me hold up well
