Anybody use these for target shooting? Are they hard to pull out?
1498305
Almost impossible. I ground the barbs off of half of them. Not so bad then.
2256914
No. They get stuck and are hard to get back out. I would like to see it work with the 22 magnum because if it did I would buy a lot more.
1820188
I have used Razor2 practice tips and the target hold up fine. all arrows pull out with no problem.
1589740
I haven't had problems with these..but..they're mostly used for pistol caliber and light rifle rounds. This isn't very big and I would probably use a rifle 'gong' instead of one of these. They don't have long enough legs to mount them very deep...which means a heavy bullet weight and high speed might knock it out of the ground. When I shoot magnums (.357 or .44) or my .50 AE I have to go re-seat it every so often. I don't think any company can promise no flyers when shooting a target. Jay
2120694
These aren't rated for center fire ammunition (like 9mm). So I think you're asking for trouble. They are also rather small for a handgun target, especially for the crappy trigger on a P95. You couldn't hit them if they were far enough away to be safe (safe for you, not safe from you).
278072
Yes, depending on the hardness of the target and the velocity you get out of them. I launched them out of my benjamin trail np xl into a waterbottle and the heads were almost flat when captured. My air rifle is pretty powerful though, might not do that for lower powered rifles.
953688
Yes. They are not super tight though. I have used them but they will fall out with a good hit. Do NOT use it for concealed carry for sure.If looking for something for CCW then I suggest the new carriers from Crossbreed Holsters. They look like they will work great. They fit all 5 shot loaders.
520816
they aren't sticky or anything, so you can move them around as you need to. But they also aren't overly loose or anything, so you do have to pull on them a bit to detach them. You really need an edge piece to pull them apart usually, as there is nowhere to easily grip them otherwise.
830922
Well they don't actually eject when fired like normal live rounds, you have to pull the slide back to eject the dummy round but yes I have seen them used in conjunction with live ammo and haven't heard or seen any issues with the gun melting the rounds casings
2074054
No problems . There are lock rings if utilized, that prevent moving of the adj. knobs. I'm a long range shooter and have no idea as to quick target acquisition .
1689622
I have them mounted on a real AR. I have only shot about 50 rounds with them attached but have not had any problems.
363884
Hmmm, I've got them on a 5.56 ar15They seem pretty tough, I'd use them on an ar10.
1726886
I don't have any problems pulling them out. This is my only water belt I've ever owned, so I don't know if this one is easier or harder than others, but I don't have any issues with it.
1729395
Yes easy to shoot from. I use a bow and very stable. Buy some 550 chord and d rings leave your stuff on the ground then pull them up. I just pull up my back pack and bow then tie them off. Everything I need is there.
1340409
they work great! try a pair out you will like them 2.they fold and save space in your gun bag when you go 2 the range. i have 2 pair red and black. that"s it. joe b.
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They are pretty decent. I found that if you focus them at a far distance, you dont have to refocus them till you are within like 40 yards of what you are looking at. Stable enough that you dont need a tripod at farther distances but if you are trying to just hold them upto your eyes with no support, you would get some shaking. I took em out hunting and used my rifle, butt on the ground and stabilized with the side of the barrel. 40 power is about as far as you wanna go when holding by hand. The adjustable eye pieces dont really matter as you need them all the way out to use them so your eye lashes dont touch the the lenses. They are pretty decent. I found that if you focus them at a far distance, you dont have to refocus them till you are within like 40 yards of what you are looking at. Stable enough that you dont need a tripod at farther distances but if you are trying to just hold them upto your eyes with no support, you would get some shaking. I took em out hunting and used my rifle, butt on the ground and stabilized with the side of the barrel. 40 power is about as far as you wanna go when holding by hand. The adjustable eye pieces dont really matter as you need them all the way out to use them so your eye... » Read More They are pretty decent. I found that if you focus them at a far distance, you dont have to refocus them till you are within like 40 yards of what you are looking at. Stable enough that you dont need a tripod at farther distances but if you are trying to just hold them upto your eyes with no support, you would get some shaking. I took em out hunting and used my rifle, butt on the ground and stabilized with the side of the barrel. 40 power is about as far as you wanna go when holding by hand. The adjustable eye pieces dont really matter as you need them all the way out to use them so your eye lashes dont touch the the lenses. « Show Less
1651295
These are best for target shooting. A hollow point pellet would be better for small game.