I shoot on average 350 arrows per week. I have a large homemade target I shoot most days but I am looking for something I can shoot in the shop on windy/rainy days. I have tried several brands and most will not last more than a 1000 shots or so.
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The Block seemed to hold up at camp real well this year with a lot of hunters pounding it. -
Morrel. Spider whatchamacallit, and there are a few more. Remember you get what pay for...Comment
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18+1 and the blob get rave reviewsComment
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love my rinehart rhino block with the replaceable broad head section...Comment
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I have had an 18-1 for about 3 years. Still stops. But I only shoot broadheads into it. I use my morrells for field tips. 18-1 is the best broadhead target to me bar none. Even over the blob. Plus that **** blob if ur not carefull youll slip a disc tryin to move it!!!!!!!Originally posted by SmTx View PostComment
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22 inch Block polyfusion has lasted me well over 5000 shots. Now there's a large hole in the center though and i have to use a cheaper target to stop the arrows.Comment
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Darrell have you tried “Hurricane” bag targets?
I have two and they have held up very well so far.
They are like the Morrell, except they appear to be better made. (In my opinion.)
I have both the small ($50) & large ($70) bag target. Arrow removal is super easy, and they have taken a ton of shots and are still in great shape.
Check em’ out….▼
Last edited by TUCO; 03-06-2012, 10:39 PM.Comment
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I shoot a morrell bag target for my field tips.Comment
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I picked up a Big Green Target recently and im really, really liking it for field points.. Later in the year I will switch to shooting nothing but 3d targets but right now Im using this one and Ive got three or four hundred shots in it.. Its a really big one though that weights 75#.. but there are like 25 3" targets to shoot atComment
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Morrell bag targets for field tips and blob for everything.Comment
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