Would this target be able to hold up against .357 mag rounds?
1542305
I have shot mine with a 44 magnum at about 25 to 30 feet away with no damage to the tagets? I would certainly think it would hold up to a 357.
1542306
I think so. We shot it with 9 millimeter and 45 caliber. It dents it and chips the paint off, but that's it. I'm happy with the quality of this for the money.
1542307
should hold up fine. FMJ bullets are tough on it though. And distance from target will obviously
1542308
It should. I have shot 9mm and .40S&W.; There isn't any sign of damage with those rounds Make sure you shoot from a safe distance.
1165161
Hello...I would probably say they would not spin the targets all the way around. I've been using a benjamin pump air rifle with pellets and you have to hit it in the right spot for the target to go all the way around. Also have to be pretty close to the target. This target, I think, is mainly for .22 or .17HMR rounds. Happy shooting.
1641466
Without a doubt. I've used for many rounds. I can't detect any damage whatsoever. The plastic or polymer they are made of seems to withstand a lot. Construction in my mind is top notch; the clip is holding strong, and it does not seem like anything will catch or tear off.
2253001
are you kidding me? This is AR550 steel, which is basically armor. This target will stand up to anything up to .338 Lapua
1322544
I have not tested this item to see what might puncture it. It is robust enough that I don't think there is a pellet gun that might do that. I think it would probably contain a High Velocity .22LR, but I have not used that caliber with it myself. I plan on using it with some sub sonic .22LR though.
1087422
Yes it will. The only shortcoming is when you try to pull really light all copper bullets from , say a .243 Win. That takes alot of pounding!
182189
I would say there is a good possibility as I have used my .45 and my .38 special and it works great for both.
1416462
Not sure. works great for the 357. In a larger caliber version I am sure it would be just fine.
1199588
I don't think it would be a good match at all. Even if it was, I don't think it will be durable enough for extended shooting. For a 223, it has done well.
213596
If the rail is a standard size it'll hold tight. I don't know how long it'll last at the range though. A friend had one in his .45 and it only lasted through two full magazines.
1060381
This model holds .357 rounds perfectly but definitely WILL NOT hold something that big. You'll need a specialty device for rounds that long.
120171
mine is on an AK 47 above the gas tube and holds up fine to the heat, there would be a little shock to the unit in this spot but probably not as much as on the slide of a semi auto pistol. I would say that it will do fine, it is an Aimpoint after all.
1846860
Without weighting it I would say yes. It is not very heavy. It has been used with no problem with calibers up to .308.
939205
This target is strong but I don't think it would stand up to that kind of arrow. I think if you put it on top of wood or metal it would work fine.
710556
Unpredictably yes, it's a target grade metal for BB's & Pellets at the right price. All air guns made different & all targets have reaction to physics. I've had no problems with.
1004939
I would think so. Pretty sturdy, stands up to real firearms. Just don't overtighten the mounting screw, it may damage your frame.
1021776
.357 is 9.652mm which is larger than 7.62mm Mosin ammo. Obviously they won't be loose. However, as the other post mentions, the 357 shells may be a bit short. However, it has a big pouch that you can just put a bunch of them in instead anyway (unless you were thinking of putting the 357 in there and using it as a carry pouch. I suppose that might work to some extent, but seems that there are better products made specifically to do that.)