I see in the pictures two different size pitching targets. What comes with this one? Large or small? I'm using for baseball so I prefer small....
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Mine only came with the smaller pitching target/bag. You can use with or without the pitching target. With pitching target, catches the balls in a smaller separate bag. Without pitching target, it's a batting screen/net.
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I got the large one. My daughter puts it together in a few minutes. It comes with a carring case. All the connectipns are plastic. Not the strongest but its held up so far. We use it almost every day for softball
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Yeah.... I don't know. I only bought it to use if someone tries to break into the house. Unfortunately, the attacker will probably get it away from me before I can get a good swing in. Its a nice bat and if I never use it I can give it to my grandson. I will check and see if it says anything on it that it is ok for Little League. It just says "Grand Slam Youth Baseball" and someones autograph. Also says "Powerized" and "Louisville Slugger" Louisville, Kentucky. Made in USA. I just read "Little League bylaws limit the size of any bat to 33 inches in length and 2 1/4 inches in diameter. This one is 29" and 2 1/4" diameter. I believe it is ok for Little League then! Yeah.... I don't know. I only bought it to use if someone tries to break into the house. Unfortunately, the attacker will probably get it away from me before I can get a good swing in. Its a nice bat and if I never use it I can give it to my grandson. I will check and see if it says anything on it that it is ok for Little League. It just says "Grand Slam Youth Baseball" and someones autograph. Also says "Powerized" and "Louisville Slugger" Louisville, Kentucky. Made in USA. I just read "Little League bylaws limit the size of any bat to 33 inches in length... » Read More Yeah.... I don't know. I only bought it to use if someone tries to break into the house. Unfortunately, the attacker will probably get it away from me before I can get a good swing in. Its a nice bat and if I never use it I can give it to my grandson. I will check and see if it says anything on it that it is ok for Little League. It just says "Grand Slam Youth Baseball" and someones autograph. Also says "Powerized" and "Louisville Slugger" Louisville, Kentucky. Made in USA. I just read "Little League bylaws limit the size of any bat to 33 inches in length and 2 1/4 inches in diameter. This one is 29" and 2 1/4" diameter. I believe it is ok for Little League then! « Show Less
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These are best for target shooting. A hollow point pellet would be better for small game.
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They make them in both sizes. Nice device for soft toss to teach your kids to drive through the ball. If they don't square it up, the ball gets distorted and doesn't go anywhere.
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the small size worked best for me. The medium works but moves around more when the rifle is shouldered.
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In the listing I believe you have an option to choose which "size" you want. But really the different "sizes" are the different reticles. When you select a size option you should see the choice show up with the type reticle described next to it. It threw me off when I was purchasing also. I think this is what you are asking?
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I use only 9" dimple balls (12" for softball) made for pitching machines. You can find them online for around $20-30/doz. 3 doz should be enough so u don't have spend too much time picking balls up.
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Do get the Med/Large as it is only slightly bigger than a tennis ball and it has a good bounce. The small one is like a size of Ping Pong ball and is suitable for little dogs. There are only 2 sizes available. Hope this helps
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It's honestly personal preference. I started on the regular ripstick when I was around the same age. And I'm fairly short. Now as an "adult" I enjoy the smaller one because it requires less effort to make it move. It's really a personal preference. If you can take him to Walmart and find the ripstiks out of the package and let him try them out to see which one he likes. I would suggest the mini one if he's a little fella. If the smaller one was an option when I was I kid k would've gotten one.
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It has been a couple of years since ours has been used so my recollection isn't sharp. I think some pitches will come back as grounders if you stand back far enough for them to drop. Raising the back "legs" might help but it will not be the equal of a coach tossing or hitting groundballs. Sorry, wish I could remember more.
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I had the same question when I purchased my baoding balls... I chose to purchase this size and two others; all were delivered the same day in the same package so still do not know if #2 is bigger than #3, etc... It is nice to have a few different sizes until you develop proficiency, smaller ones are definitely easier than larger ones, especially when you start trying to rotate the balls in the opposite of normal direction.
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It is pretty small. We sat it on the ground. But its for my 14 yr old son. I have a bigger target behind it in case he misses. 8 is a nice target. It works great.
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We bought this for our 8 year old. At her ability level, it's perfect for her. It's pitches are consistent within about a 9" diameter and works very well, but pitches overhanded. I asked my hubby (who is their coach) and he suggested the next model up for a teenager in varsity softball with underhanded pitching. He is impressed with this UPM45 model and says it would be "good enough" if that's all you can afford, but their UPM55 might be a better choice. It's red and $380 on Amazon. Reviews seem mixed, but there aren't many so it's tough to say. Perhaps you'll find more reviews at another site. Good luck!
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If you are speaking of leaving the pitch the same and simply cleaning this works fine. However, if you are referring to a die that can be adjusted for size, this is not possible. The dies in this kit are fixed size and typically used for repair work. Notice the hex shape. Adjustable dies are round. All that said, this is an excellent kit and has served me well in my home shop.
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I'm with you there LongTallDog. I'll be 65 in a few days and ... yeah, I understand. Anyway: the big one measures 6" in diameter and the smaller one is 4-1/2" diameter. I slam these on a regular basis from 25 feet (not yards) with 9mm, .40 cal., .45 acp and it makes this rewarding "bing" when hit. I popped it with a .357 mag once and that made a very deep depression in the steel (I won't do that again). I enjoy it, I have this and the smaller one as well and they both take a lickin' and keep on tickin' as John Cameron Swayzee used to say.
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couldn't have said it better myself. Basically, at the end of the day, 22 caliber pellets are usually slower than 177 pellets. However, they most always pack a bigger Punch. So for bigger game targets, you'd want a bigger pellet.
2009100
It has two fittings. One for a baseball and one for a softball. I do not think it will throw a ball much smaller than a baseball. We love our machine. It has not let us down the first time!!