can u shoot rocks or marbles out of this thing? it looks like they would just ricochet off the arrow rest...
1828280
You must take the arrow rest off the slingshot before you can shoot rocks or marbles.
1828281
No this one is designed for the arrows. Just get a regular one if you want to shoot those things, or maybe you could take off the arrow rest but the rubber has a harder pull than our regular marksman slingshots.
822820
No but you might break it pulling it out of the wood. These are nice sharp broadheads. You should have a broadhead target to not damage them when you tune your arrows with your broadheads.
2079277
Nope, very dangerous idea. The machine will throw rocks as well as it does snow. You also stand a good chance of doing damage to the machine as well, not made for throwing solid objects (rocks & stones).
80282
Yes, but not recommended! At all.....youd have to be really close and shoot it a few times.
156091
If the target is made of glass, then may be it will stick, otherwise no. The arrows fly very well, but they don't stick very well.
1422054
I don't think so but you can try it, the bullet will simply fall off as the feeder approaches the die.
1114663
I wouldnt shoot anything less because the arrow will fly crazy after about thirty yards. From experience
1344817
It partly depends on how heavy that arrow is. Also, at what distance?I bought this for a Scorpyd shooting at over 400 fps at launch. I back it up with another Block target. I'd rather have two softer targets than one really tough one. The reason for that is that the thicker targets will destroy vanes quickly. These layered targets are easy on the vanes but will still stop or at least slow the arrows plenty.
723488
I shot them up with a hilti type gun. (Ramset I think it's called) Just be sure to use a strong enough load. I used the yellow ones, but you might need a lighter load like the brown ones.
1330980
I don't believe you can. There is only one hole tapped into the grip/riser section and it is filled with the bolt which mounts the arrow rest.
1233819
I believe it has to be restrung though to use it correctly. My leftie son has been using this for 2 months as it came strung. He can shoot it that way but it has destroyed his arrows. We didn't realize it until we got some real feather arrows and then we realized that the propelling string is on the wrong side for shooting left handed and will tear the feathers apart on the new arrows. I believe it can simply be solved by restringing it the opposite way.
2114569
I assume you mean slug in which case no. The shotty would tear this target apart!
986782
Anything can ricochet if it hits something hard target shooting with a backstop have never had a problem
2114568
If its some type of birdshot it could bounce off it and who knows which way the shot would go.It is a steel target.I use it with my 22 and it is fun to use.
2004351
Target holds clay pigeons only. I would not recommend for archery as the arrows would only break them or bounce off instead of landing properly
1314825
i don't think you can ,the thing isn't far enough off the ground,you can't really go off road with this as it is very low and hits ever rock that's in the way
1648849
No practical way I can imagine. Because of the pump handle location and the relatively thin wood, I would not recommend it. I use a sandbag or shooter sticks to steady my shots.