Anyone know how big the round targets are?
1938999
They are 3.5". Very hard to hit at a safe distance far enough to avoid spalling lead. Mine is coming apart after about 300 rounds. I do not suggest buying it.
1858971
They are pretty small. Don't have it with me but I would say about 1" square.
598374
Yes, they are approx. 4.12 inches round and approx. 2.25 inches tall. Examples can be viewed at The Drunken Bundt Cakery http://thedrunkenbundtcakery.com/personal-bundt-cakes-c-6.html
1528451
At 15 to 25 ft. I can usually keep the BB's within a six inch diameter target circle. I don't claim to be a great shot, so I expect the pistol could do better.
2159765
About 14 inches round. Also I wish it had a timer on it, that would have been a nice feature. My mother ordered 4 of them and one of them was super loud, she gave it to me and I couldn't fix it. Otherwise it keep the cats entertained for a while.
1704915
I'd estimate they're approximately two-thirds the length of a standard-size paperclip and about as wide. Of course they're round not flat but that analogy just came to mind.
167888
They are about 1-5/8 inches at widest point (side to side). They are made to fit the 1 inch tube of the scope. Hope that helps. :-).
2004546
I purchased these sticks so long ago and when I moved from the area I donated them to the school. I remember them being like 12 inches long and 1 inch round. They were great for my preschool class!
1685442
Pretty accurate. There are some that aren't shaped perfectly and you'll get a one off shot, but my friend and I were hitting a 2 inch target at 45 yards.
102612
do Don't have model number but it is 18 x 18 x 16 crossbow broadhead target. I have shot one bolt at 20 yards with rage practice broadhead and it won't budge.
199219
I want to say 3.5 inches round and about 4 inches long. Hope I answered your question.
249745
They are about 11 inches, but are very wide and seem taller than they really are. I actually had to measure because I was thinking they are taller. They are very sturdy and fun to play with and their weapons store in their shells.
1202393
Standard 4.25 inch (108mm) clay targets (usually an orange). They come in boxes of 100 or more for around $10. I do not see them on Amazon's site - Try an outdoor sporting goods site.
592737
I'm unsure of the size in moa, but it has a few options. One is a circle similar to EOTech, another is single similar to Aimpoint, other is a crosshair style.
2213652
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.
670118
I have no instrument to measure them directly, but eyeballing it with a caliper, I would estimate them at 2.0 mm round at the bottom, center. Up near the rim, due to the shape, they are slightly oval and a bit smaller, perhaps measuring 1.25x1.5 mm.
286628
Those are my favorite targets to use, i use them almost exclusively. Used probably 2500 last year, they seem a bit more durable than champions, less breakage