Pellet Gun Target Trap with Center Shot – 12pcs Paper Targets and 4 Resetting Metal Shooting Targets for Airgun, Rifle, Rimfire, Perfect for Backyard, Outdoor, Indoor Shooting Practice

Are you in the market for a metal target frame for your low-velocity weapons (air gun, bb gun, airsoft gun, slingshot, etc)? Would you like it to collect your rounds? How about giving you options for stationary paper or rotating metal targets? If so, Aimax Outdoor Pellet Gun Target Trap may be what you need! It’s a DIY kit with four walls, two metal target hangars, a paper target holder, and paper targets. It’s easily put together within a few minutes and weighs a little over 14 pounds. The target isn’t that tall (12 inches), so you either need to put it on an elevated surface or shoot from far away to get a straight shot from shooter to target. Our boys set it up a berm at chest height to shoot at it. The targets are 3mm deep and are heavy compared to the ultra-thin target stand. With our high-powered pump pellet guns, we can severely dent or penetrate the back plate with any shots missing the targets at it’s highest pump pressure. However, at anything lower, the pellet doesn’t cause the target to rotate. Using slower air weapons is even worse where the bbs and airsoft pellets just bounce off the target and back towards the shooter. A pile of bbs/pellets can usually be found in a line in front of the target stand after shooting. For paper target shooting, this works extremely well, as long as you remove the metal targets and poles from behind. Then all the ammo will be collected in the target frame. I would NOT use anything higher powered than an air gun, and NOT recommend any .22lr ammo for this target stand for safety reasons. Overall, it’s an easy build and does what it should: be a target for shooting. However, it seems that Aimax Outdoor tried to combine targets used with higher caliber weapons with a frame that supports low velocity air weapons, and it kind of works, kind of doesn’t work. But it’s a great paper target frame to collect your spent ammo! I recommend.