Allen Company Spinning Shooting Targets, .22 Caliber, Black, Circle, 1 Ct, 1.5" Targets, Steel Targets

It was made much sturdier than I expected

Really nice target practice I love it

I just check my sight's zero and plink away on these spinner targets! Lots of fun. But I prefer to use gas piston air rifles, .22 or .177 with slightly heavier pellets. The rimfire .22LR eventually destroys these spinner targets, so go out to minimum 25 yards for rimfire. And when the targets lose their bullseye, just spray a little red paint from a can. My first set has lasted about six years.

This was very easy to set up. I only had to attach the legs when I took it out of the box. I liked the packaging and easy set up. We used it for BB gun practice. The targets move just fine when they are hit. We had a lot of fun with it and even my teenage sons enjoyed using it. This is lightweight and easy to store away when you’re done using it.

Way smaller target area than i imagined. Very sturdy and functional though!

Reminds me of the days of the old shooting galleries with the targets you would hit and they would spin around. Only difference was that those used corks and you get to use Rimfire or Air Rifles, as per the directions. It is straightforward and easy to use. You can push the 2 sides into the ground and you are ready to shoot at your targets. It is fun for every shooter to enjoy. Well worth it for everyone to enjoy.

Fun little sight for an air gun. I wish something like this was available when I was a kid. The reason for the 4 and not 5 is only because the air rifle I got wasn't strong enough to flip each target, but could be due to the power of the rifle. But overall it's great so you don't have to set the targets each time.

It's okay. Way smaller than I expected. But it works fine. We use it with a BB gun.

was thinking item would stand taller

It falls over very easy. It doesn't work as stated. Targets don't stop to reset, they just fall back down and tips over easy.