GearOZ BB Trap Target Set: Paper Targets & Resetting Metal Silhouettes for Pellet Guns, Airsoft, and BB Guns Review

The metal isn't hard enough. I shot bb with a small airgun, every shot leaves a dent in the back. It might be a good idea to add a piece of metal inside like that used for half timbered houses to make this thing last longer.

, rear moldings have changed a lot and the paint also began to crack. You may need to attach a thick metal cover to protect the back panel. Until now,

This is a really tiny thing, see the measurements in the description. Looking at the pictures you can't tell how small it is. However, if you want an easy goal, you can just paint it on the wall, right? The paint flakes off during firing. Small targets spin like crazy when hit correctly, which isn't easy given their size. The best part is I don't have to go all the way through the range to reset this every few shots and I don't use disposable paper targets (shots only).

This thing can be dangerous, I have experienced .177 bullets rebound when using a Daisy 880 air pistol A box or what I made a plastic trash can, set it on a table, line the back with bricks, pavers, or cinder blocks, etc (whatever you have), then toss in an old rag. towels in front of him. Now you can mount any target forward and fire airguns without fear of ricochets.

Can't give a full review yet, but the Pellet/BB Trap seems pretty solid and durable. I wouldn't shoot bullets or balls over 700-760 fps because the metal seems low enough but not too low. However, I would trust the trap to stop medium to low power bullets / BB, BB or pellet guns with small to medium BB calibers and bullets. I would be extremely - CAREFUL - about using powerful cannons or large caliber bullets with this trap. In other words, this trap is NOT designed to work with powerful…

I bought this to practice and use in my airgun for shooting rats at close range. The steel is quite thick and will withstand low powered (less than 1000 fps) airguns, but not powerful ones. I fired my Ruger at him at 1200 fps and he almost hit him with a normal hollow point at 1000 fps and up. I shot him with an old Chinese burst action airgun and he recoiled. I shot at an angle so it was my fault, not the products (wear goggles). Small spinners are good and work well, and paper targets are…

This is a fun little target for airsoft or not very powerful airguns. I've used it internally with a Red Ryder rifle and have had a good time. It's really small, about 6 inches square and not very deep. At 30ft with a small RR rifle the bullets will often bounce back at me (no I haven't shot myself in the eye yet!) and if you hit the edge it will flex making it harder for the target to hit it I made a few modifications with some dampening materials inside and a small baffle up front to keep the

This is a fun goal and one that I'm actually striving for the most out of all my current goals that I've set for myself. I make a great noise when you notice a hit on the target, and then they spin for a while, confirming your hit while you check. As for the material. The red metal targets are made of perfectly thin material, thick and no problem. Box, on the other hand, BB, not even bullets, almost pierces the metal box behind the targets. With this one in the yard I don't think it will last…