Highwild Double Spinner Shooting Targets - Auto Reset Steel Target - for Centerfire Handguns Up to .44 Magnum

After 4 shots of 44 magnum hitting the target. The target is badly dented, it twisted the metal plate and the metal frame holding the targets is not very tough material One shot did hit the frame but it's such light weight steel that it couldn't handle the impact. A few more rounds and it will be useless and have to be recycled. Not happy with this product whatsoever. Definitely NOT AS advertised and I was using light factory ammunition so if this was heavy loads it would have completely destroyed the target.

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I shot this target with a .22 just to be safe.. it seemed fine so I brought out the .17 hmr and it left huge craters. I'd never put a 223 or 308 to it that would punch a hole right through..it's good for a .17 or .22 if you want to see it sway a bit but honestly I'd rather just go for a steel gong at your local gun shop. It's probably twice the price and will last forever.

This is a great piece of steel for plinking. The satisfaction of hearing the report of a hit with the movement of the spinner is fantastic. The steel of the frame and of the target is heavy - ⅜" thick spinner and about ¼" round rod for the frame. It comes painted black so I scuffed and painted mine a bright yellow for the field. The description specifically states this is designed for handgun ammo and that is correct. All standard load, ball ammo from either pistols or carbines did not harm the target. But standard .223 ball ammo from an AR pistol at 25 yards did some serious damage - see photos. So nothing larger than .22LR from a rifle for this particular target. I like this one so much, I'm getting another!

I was able to put this spinner target to the test the day after it arrived and I was very pleased with it, especially in view of the relatively low cost and the high quality of construction. The item was very easy to assemble by slipping the upper frame into the lower. The frame is quite short (accurately described in the product description) and came well packaged. The frame is designed to be pushed into the ground to anchor it for use, but most ground that is found at a range is going to be hard packed and difficult to penetrate. I drilled holes in two short 2 X 4's and used those as a base. Worked fine! The spinner worked well when struck with an accurate shot and the frame even held up well to 9MM bullet strikes. Well built and acceptably stable with a little modification.