Buck 3D Archery Target, Replaceable Insert for Long Life, Weather-Resistant Construction, High-Density Impact-Response Foam Withstands Field Points, Broadheads, and Expandables

Nice target but don't leave it outside. A buck attacked it. Broke its leg and poked holes in its chest with his antlers.

Works well, it's on the smaller side but the price of the bigger ones "wow". The insert is good for about one year with frequent shooting. Probably two-three years if it's just pre-hunting practice. I got the cross bow replacement and that is very dense and a bit harder to pull arrows out of.

Purchased and have used for a couple months now and seems to be holding up for a fair amount of daily shooting (30 to 40 shots a day a few days a week). Pros - price and size Cons - hard plastic legs break easily if hit with arrows, vitals core seems to slip out upon pulling arrows so a simple tip/fix is to place a bead of silicone around the core edge and install and let sit for a day before use. The ears can be broken off easily as they are molded as 1 piece. The antlers just stab into the head foam so they seem to work loose with a dozen shots or so, so adding a little silicone or even some wood glue can keep in place. Overall, not bad for the price at all but it probably wont hold up to daily shooting or more than a thousand shots a week. I would definitely recommend for regular backyard shooting a few days a week.

Nice good quality

I actually had this for only 2 weeks.. so far, it is holding up to a 65 lb recurve at 15-20 yards. Arrow is easy enough to pull from the target. That is a plus.. I still have to find about the longitivtiy .. but for the price, I will definitely give it high marks. If you have a range that would allow you to shoot at a farther distance/ lower draw weight bow, this is definitely be a good option.

I bought this 3D target to replace my older 3D target that's getting pretty ragged. What i don't like about this target is that its to narrow and not dense enough to stop arrows. I shoot a compound bow set at 58 lbs. and at 35 yards my arrows go through the body to stick out the back of the target by about 8 to 10 inches. That's with a backstop target behind it so who knows how much further they would go if not all the way through. If i could have seen the target in 360 view, I probably would never have bought it. I've seen these in stores and wouldn't buy it because it looked to flimsy. Now i know for sure. I would probably work fine for a youth or lower pound bow, and it is the same size as my old one. I think I will just do another fix job on my old target and hope it will last until i can find one like it. I'll check to see how it works at longer ranges when i have a chance, but that probably won't be until next year as i live in Alaska and It's too cold now. Overall it is well constructed, but just not what I thought it would be.

The package came intact and in perfect shape, opened the box to find the ears had been snapped off, no biggie I’m not shooting the ears anyways. Arrows get stuck in foam so hard that it is definitely the hardest target I’ve had to pull arrows out of. This happens with both FMJs and all carbon arrows. It’s cheaply made, the foam outserts where the plastic legs attach to the body of the target break easily. Both the front and back foam outsert leg holders broke off after the 3rd day shooting this target just from how much it wobbles when it gets hit by an arrow. I always place the deer target in my 3d target staked steel holder, this deer target wobbles and moves more than any other 3d target I’ve owned or shot. The replacement vital foam, pops out regularly when shot with a compound bow at 70lbs from 60 yards. Am able to use super glue to re-attach foam outserts where legs slide onto body of target, but they still rip off consistently. Spend the extra cash and get a better 3d target, don’t waste your money on this cheaply made, easily breakable deer target. High disappointed with the lack of quality.

There are some reviews that speak of broken/missing parts and poor packaging...I agree, the packaging inside the box could have been better, but I don't see how any part could be severely damaged by this. This thing costs $100, and I have to say, for the price, I am totally satisfied. The core is too big for the body and sticks out about an inch on one side and sits recessed about an inch on the other side. This seems to bother some folks, but it really isn't a deal breaker for me. If shot at from far enough away the outline of the core disappears and the product still operates as designed. Arrows are pretty tough to remove. I have to use two hands and brace the target with my hips in order to get the arrows out. Tried reducing the draw weight and shooting from 50+ yards, still pretty tough to remove. While it would be nice if weren't quite so difficult to remove arrows, this isn't really a concern for me. At least I know it will stop whatever I fling at it! Wouldn't recommend as a child's or young teenager's target, however, as it would prove difficult for them to remove the arrows. Is the target worth $100? Absolutely. In fact, I'd rather have this less expensive target to tear up than something that costs over $400 and will also fall apart in time. The target is solid and fully functional. Body shots will leave blow outs in the foam, but these can be filled with any foam insulation (think Great Stuff) and painted to match. Target should last several seasons, even if that means supporting, repairing and/or modifying it. Don't hesitate, this thing is solid for the price!

El target cumple su función

Works like it should

Great

Bastante básico pero es equivalente al precio

Fait la job mais plus petit que nature