I'm looking for a target that I can shoot a 22lr pistol (maybe a 9mm occasionally) @ 10 to 30 feet. Is this target acceptable for that range?
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This will be fine for a .22 pistol. Never shot it with anything larger. You might want to back off a little first & see how it handles the larger loads. It's a solid little toy, we've used ours all summer & have enjoyed it greatly.
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I have shot these targets for some time and they seem to be fairly tough. To answer your question more definitively, one would have to know how much ENERGY your gun is delivering down-range. The caliber is irrelevant. So, my .22 delivers 22 ft/lbs of energy at the muzzle and the target handles that with ease (with the understanding that you're going to have to touch up the paint fairly regularly). If your gun isn't too much more powerful than that, it's very likely that you'll be fine shooting at the target. My gut suggests that you'll be fine at even significantly higher energy levels, but that's just a guess. I have shot these targets for some time and they seem to be fairly tough. To answer your question more definitively, one would have to know how much ENERGY your gun is delivering down-range. The caliber is irrelevant. So, my .22 delivers 22 ft/lbs of energy at the muzzle and the target handles that with ease (with the understanding that you're going to have to touch up the paint fairly regularly). If your gun isn't too much more powerful than that, it's very likely that you'll be fine shooting at the target. My gut suggests that you'll be fine at even significantly higher energy levels, but... » Read More I have shot these targets for some time and they seem to be fairly tough. To answer your question more definitively, one would have to know how much ENERGY your gun is delivering down-range. The caliber is irrelevant. So, my .22 delivers 22 ft/lbs of energy at the muzzle and the target handles that with ease (with the understanding that you're going to have to touch up the paint fairly regularly). If your gun isn't too much more powerful than that, it's very likely that you'll be fine shooting at the target. My gut suggests that you'll be fine at even significantly higher energy levels, but that's just a guess. « Show Less
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I shoot NRA Conventional Pistol which is out to 50 yards. I can easily see .22 holes @ 100 yards with it, and based on the clarity of the optics I'd have to believe you could stretch it out to 200.
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it is junk if you put it on anthing bigger then a .22 it will fall off,i put it on a 9mm and it wouldn't line up after 2 shots the dot was clear on the other side of the range.but if you are using it for home defence it should be just fine hopfully you only need one shot to put the target down,by the way if I saw a lazer dot pointed at me I"d retreat ,so to answer your question for home use yes for target shooting NO.
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I have been using co2 pistols both 450psi, a daisy bb rifle (my child hood toy still works like a charm though pretty beat up) a Remington 720 multi pump rifle bb/pellet and a multi pump single shot pellet target pistol ( lots of punch). there is no evidence I ever used it except for some chipped paint no dents. it is mad pretty durable an I don't think a 22 short would hurt it but a long rifle may dent it up. hope this helps. also I have seen these at ( I believe) gander mountain if you wan to look at the product/
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Wow, now I would like to try out. The targets are small, size is 1978 silver dollars & the total size of all targets together is only 10.5 inches wide. I used a gamo pt-85 pellet pistol .17 with flat head pellets at less then 10 foot & yes a chip of metal here & there. But dead center shots I have no damage to targets. So, yes at 25 yards you should be OK. But, you will need to make a platform for target to stand on. I use ¾ inch plywood with drilled holes for target & yard spikes to hold in ground. I hope this helps you
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This air rifle is used for competition target shooting. So, is never used beyond 10 yards.
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I've only used it up to 50 yards. I can perfectly see the bullet holes perfectly. Try using some of those birchwood shoot n see targets. I used it for my ak74 which makes holes about the size of a .22. My guess is that you'll be ok if you use shoot n see targets
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The Tru plex is great for a .22 caliber @ 100 yards but I don't shoot much further than that.I also went with the Centerpoint from Walmart 3x9 (mil dot). I actually got a chart to use which uses distance vs windage and drop. But, then again, I don't shoot much further than 100 yards.
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No. The manufacturer recommends only handguns up to 44 caliber at a distance of 30 yards. Even moving the disance out 100 or 200 yards would be dangerous at the velocities of the 223/5.56 round. Look for a rifle rated target for safety.
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It would depend on the caliber you are shooting. I personally would not shoot my high power rifles at this target from close range. If you are going to use a .22 for plinking I would shoot it at 49-50 yards. Also bullet type, if you are using a cast lead bullet you can set the target closer. Also not target placement, I use their hangers, it puts the target (dinger) at a angle so most if not all fragments are forced downward and not upwards.
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The trap works perfectly as designed. If your dealing with a beginner learning to shoot a twenty two pistol or rifle, 7 yards would be good. A more experienced shooter, depending on skill level, might place it 25-50 yards away.
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Depends on the game? Small game like squirrels,rabbits,raccoon's,and birds.Yes! Medium to large game like pigs,boars,deer,bears,and humans.No!Its accurate as is at 25 yards with a scope or red dot 50-75 max.If your looking for something to hunt small-medium game i would suggest Benjamin Marauder .22 or equivalent .22 or higher P.C.P.(precharged pneumatic) rifle. Any questions dont hesitate to ask? Sincerely,Mr.Vreeland-AkA: (The Stach) ;})
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Yes it is accurate up to 30' and will kill small game. I have found that if you sight your rifle with one type of pellets and then switch to a different type, you will loose some accuracy.
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The target handles .22 pellets traveling at more than 21 foot/lb. It'll handle anything from a slingshot at any range. It doesn't take much to knock it down, either. I'd say it will work, if the target isn't too small to be fun for the shooter.
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I have shot it with 22lr many times. It is a solid target and well worth the price.
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up to 300 meters--the military uses it to 600 with the 5.56. It is dependent on eyesight and skill but easily doable. Not a long range target device but great for "minute of pig" shooting