Highwild Resetting Target, Rated for .22 Rimfire - Large Size and 2.5 Inch Shooting Targets | Pop-Up Steel Prairie Dog

Great popup steel target. Ended up buying two. Currently using for .22lr, but seems like it could take more. Really fun to watch it slam back then pop back up when you hit it. Makes a great ting sound. Super easy to setup, no assembly needed. Just put it where you want it and pound the steaks it comes with in. Realistic size for ground squirrels in the area. Can't beat the price. Would definitely buy again.

So far it's been great holding up to my Umerex gauntlet SL 30 caliber shooting 51 grain pellets. Lots of fun, kids love it! Hard to beat for the price! Side note it had some play between the target and the mout so I add a small washer that helped.... Already have more in the cart! Know how many FPE your shooting and you don't have to worry about destroying your targets! This is rated for 22lr.(90-140FPE) My 30 caliber PCP air rifle is set for around 112FPE at the moment this it should be great for a 22lr rated target! (I don't buy air rifle rated targets they are not strong enough)

This target is nice, and the only reason it don't get 5 stars is if you shoot it enough it will start to bend. I have straightened mine out twice, and so far it hasn't broke, but it in annoying for it to bend like that. I just shoot LR ammo, no magnum. Shouldn't make it bend, IMHO.

Works great! Stood up to 22lr no question. Not too heavy to lug around. Easy to setup. Can hear and see the target being hit. All around great. Didn't stand a chance with the AK but wasn't suppose to! Works very well!! Size was great for 50 yards. Stable as all hell. And the material seems solid. Super stable when you sink the pins in.

This is a great little target for plinking at with 22 lr! Most bad reviews on here are from people using high caliber ammo which this is not ment for.

I was at the range one day and a guy was shooting one of these and it seemed like a lot of fun, so I purchased one from Amazon. Take note, these are specifically designed for standard velocity (~1050 fps) lead-nose 22LR rounds. If you use high velocity, mini-mag, or copper plated rounds, you'll probably damage this over time. The guy at the range wasn't paying attention and shot his with a .40 s&w and it blew a hole in it, so it's really not rated to use with anything other than standard velocity lead round nose 22 rounds. All that being said, it gives that rewarding and reinforcing "ping" sound when you hit it, and it gets knocked down for a split second and rebounds upright pretty quickly. Super inexpensive way to add some variety to your range trip and I always have people stop me between magazines to ask about it and where I bought it from.

I wish it was slighly better quality , after only 20 rounds with a .22 its already bending in half. I can get better value from a cheaper paper target the goal would be for this to last a few hundred rounds at the very least.

These targets are great for a day at the range. Shooting holes in paper is nice but this us better. Much better. When teaching grandkids they really enjoy some movement.