Ez Aim AR500 Spinner Target, Large Frame, White, Steel, Shooting Practice Targets, 4" Target

Holds up against .357 and .38 special from a 20” barrel. Good quality for a cheap target. Will be buying more. Wish the stand was slightly larger on the legs for more stability but for $33 can't be too mad.

I used this spinner target for my .22 rifle. The metal is thick enough that the .22 rounds do nothing to it. They do blast the paint off. So before long I'm going to need to get some round stickers to put on the two spinners. The legs are heavy duty. If you take off the rubber tips, the metal is cut at an angle helping it to go into the dirt. There is a crossbar between the legs that you can step on or hammer on to help get the legs into the ground. The frame is strong enough to keep the spinner target from tipping over. The different sizes on the spinners makes one heavier so they will always return to vertical. The center of gravity being slightly in front of the bar the spinners are mounted to means the top spinner tips slightly forward, and the bottom slightly backwards. The difference in size also helps make it more visible that they are spinning when you get a solid hit. It's very sturdy and I expect it to last a long time.

I purchase this item and it held up to all the damage i could dish out. From 5.56 to 9mm it was great solid pieces of steel plus you cant beat the plinking sound

FUN but the legs won't hold to long after hitted. Need to up the material QUALITY. Otherwise only good for pisyol calibers.

i got this for my brother for his birthday he loves to hunt and it,s great to practice shooting or lining up his gun,it,s made very sturdy

Nice target. Sits low to the ground so things don't travel far past the target if missed. The bolts it comes with are cheap steel and broke off on my second use. I replaced them with some heavier steel ones and it works great.

For $30 I'm happy with it but sighting in a 243 at 100 yards meant this thing was in shambles after 40 rounds. I might have given it 5 stars but one of the bolts (connecting the c clamp so that the target can spin) was completely destroyed as a result of the first time I hit the target. I did not hit the bolt, just hit the target, but the bolt is cheap enough that it separated where the head and threads connect.

Bought this with hopes I wouldn't have to spend a lot of money on one, but unfortunately I returned this and bought a Bissell Crosswave.

My husband and son loved this. after the first hit, they realized it needed to be pushed into the ground. But, we got it on time, and really no work to get it out in the field. very good buy.

Very tiny for the amount of money it cost. I know the description says 4". But no way, should something this small cost that much.