Don't Buy This Target ... PERIOD. (Target review #6)

[@joshsmith3650]

This target series is epic. Thank you for doing this

[@theagileaardvark]

Thanks for making those videos - I'm really waiting for the "bag filled with something" style targets tho.

[@jasonthulen]

GREAT VIDEO again. I really appreciate the information. Stay shatterproof 👍👍

[@jparker4293]

I am absolutely loving this series. Thank you.

[@make725daily1]

Your content is truly outstanding! -- "Success is a journey filled with valuable experiences.."

[@JohnDoe-ls2ww]

How great of a place to work Shatterproof must be. Wish I was living in Colorado.

[@OutdoorRhodes]

At the end of trying all targets. Y’all should cut the targets in half so we can see what’s on the inside of them all.

[@dustydustydusty]

5" deep x 12" wide x 15" tall box wrapped in packaging tape stuffed with old t-shirts does about that good, with some patch jobs. 40 lb recurve and some 60lb. Had a 18" x 18" black hole that survived over 30,000 shots. However I stuffed the center with shirts and tapped an inch and a quarter oak board on the "back" of it. Thanks gamma for all those polo shirts that I will never wear. They were very useful and some of them are still wearable. But they are going into another target block.

[@jonathanbennison9220]

A follow up question Kramer. Because this target is so different inside, could you cut it open on video, for a cross section?

[@MichaelKnight-zc6bz]

Hey I was wondering if you could do a review on the black hunter 51" recurve

[@WilliamSmith-uo4zw]

Could be used as a x-bow discharge target for after hunting.

[@robertsumner3615]

Informative and entertaining !

[@Tradlore]

I’ve almost bought this target 100 times. Thanks for doing it for me so I don’t have to.

[@randomcdude4430]

Very much a keep things interesting/play around supplemental target and not a daily shooter. Its lightness and reactivity are really its biggest strengths. Shoot it bouncing on the ground or hang it up by a string. Allowing it to move might improve its performance at stopping arrows.

[@christiankammer2379]

Thank you!

[@reapergrim76]

Very interesting! 😊

[@MrMann703]

Definitely won't buy this for my full size xbows, I don't think I'd buy it for my mini xbows either, I'm pretty sure I'd lose my 8.5" bolts inside it and have to cut it open. I appreciate these target series videos thank you

[@gorpazorp7309]

dont have to wait to find out with a title like that😂 keep being an incredible creator please 🙏 i dont watch super often but i love your content

[@kramerammonsarchery]

Thank you so much!

[@nickdavis5420]

Be fun for a hand crossbow target .

[@caseysmith544]

This little target is for the really challenging field shooting that was once just hiding the standard World Archery/old Olympic targets in a field and they are now more like a 3D challenge but with targets. That is why this target has the big loop on it, for this kind of shooting.

[@-fazik-3713]

It would be reasonable if the price would be 25-30% of "normal" targets since the production cost probably is :P.

[@RonKelmell]

Roll a piece of glue backed carpet, 24 inches X 10-12 feet equals a white tail torso.

[@joeditz48]

The only target meant for you to aim at the dot on the backside of the target instead of the front! Its a feature, not a bad design 😂

[@DerSascha]

Such a cool series, really. Reading the title I thought you'll destroy the target verbally. But in the end it is still useful in some rare cases. Thank you for that series, great job, Kramer!

[@sambo170a]

Fantastic blow gun target

[@davefellhoelter1343]

I Love a REACTING TARGET!

[@Eric-gi9kg]

I make my own targets

[@Voxguitarsrock]

I couldnt hit a target that small so it would last a while

[@MR-DURO]

Don’t buy any of these targets period! Waste of money, a ton of DIY builds online that will last longer and cost a fraction.

[@Armando-Nu]

Could you share a link, please? I wanna make my own, and the insulation foam seems hard to pull arrows from, and cardboard seems more for inside use.

[@sprk11]

looks like you are shooting a star wars droid

[@theworldofcronis]

Aouch, my home made is bigger, cheaper and holding up better and easy to "repair".

[@davefellhoelter1343]

"I Too am DIY!" but? I'm old enough that this Was How "It WAS!" when I wanted to do anything as a Young Kid? built my 1st 1858 at 12 with my own cash, ran a pet store all on my own at 12? not real for modern America anymore.

[@ThirdLawPair]

A target so bad it takes the fun out of archery.