Do All Outdoors Air Strike Pellet Trap Weighing 2.6 LBS

Shoot trap very nice and quality metal & targets Bull eyes & Ducks. Great price $15. Lots Fun Shoots !!!

Just don't get to close with a gun that shoots 1200 fps go by the instructions and it's great

My son loves it. It's really good at catching the pellets so they can be reused.

Nice item at a decent price. Works great, but would like it to be bigger - for beginners.

One of the best I've ever used, indoor or outdoor.

Great product

Ships flat, minimal instructions to assemble and may take a bit of brute force. Metal is light gauge. Overall a good design. Used with .177 and .22 air pistols; you will dent the back pretty quickly, but the pellets do get trapped to some degree in the unit. The spinners are great fun, but are pretty lightweight; when hit with .22 pellets from a CO2 gun, they twist sideways. As more hits are made, the spinners have a tendency to drop off. Easy to put targets on a piece of cardboard to switch to bullseye shooting, not much of a tendency for ricochets. For the price, it's a great unit. Be careful of using a magnum gun or high velocity pellet rifle unless you stake the trap down, and give it a good 20 yards. You could really tear this trap up if you use a big gun at close range.

I purchased this trap with the intent of modifying it to make it quiet. The metal is rather thin and would likely not stand up well to repeated hits from a full power air rifle. I lined the sloped back panel with duct seal putty to absorb pellet hits and deaden noise. As modified the trap works very well, is quiet and there is no pellet noise or bounce backs from the trap.

Please note that this unit is not to be used with BB's. Nothing in the description indicates such, but the instructions when you receive the unit (which is not like the picture) tell that it is for pellets only.

Junk. Buy something else unless u want to rebuild it. Used very low power pellet guns...600fps and under @ 10meters, soft pellets. Still severely dented the back. I disassembled it again and fashioned a piece of tin I had on hand to fit inside the back to re-enforce. Thin steel would have been better but it has not shot thru since re-enforcing yet . (500 shots) Ricochets are a problem using spinners, so be very careful and wear safety glasses. Use heavy cardboard instead of thin target paper when shooting paper targets and ricochets are less likely. Manufacturer should provide a 7"x8" steel plate to fit the back if they do not want to make the whole thing heavier.