I hardly ever shoot field points and I love shooting 3D targets. Obviously, by doing so, I destroy the targets quickly and resort to shooting behind the rear leg until it's destroyed. My question is, is there a 3D target that takes broadheads better than others? They are so darn expensive that I'm tired of ripping them up. Many targets say "for broadheads" but most of them that I have used don't last too long. Thanks.
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Rhineheart 18-1 blow it out with broad heads within one year they send you a new target free! -
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Rhinehart bro. You'll still jack em up but they are tougher.Originally posted by Razor Dobbs View PostComment
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The BLOB!Comment
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Razor I shoot Grim Reapers and I use either my Rhineheart 18-1 or the Block (Black) and they LAST ...Weather seems to get them before the broadheads do..And the Rhineheart 18-1 is Very Transportable...Comment
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OP said 3D and I would not consider the above suggestions 3D (they are 3 dimensional but not representations of critters) but they are all good choices for durable targets.
If the OP wants critter shaped targets I would say go with something that has a replaceable core. The glendale buck seems like it would be a good one (big replaceable block surrounded by 3D deer) but I don't own one and have not dealt with one to knowComment
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I think a blob target would be best, but they are not 3d targets, I guess you could cut a deer shape out of oneComment
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Rinehart makes pretty good 3d targets as well. I've shot a few of them that honestly looked like they could barely keep from falling apart, but they still stop arrows really wellComment
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I saw bass pro has a new 3d target out. and just looking at it you can tell it is made by rinehart.. I think it was 120$ or soComment
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The Rinehart Broadhead Buck will take thousands of arrows before you need to replace the insert. I have the Rinehart Woodland Buck and it does pretty well too.Comment
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