Block 4x4?
#3
RE: Block 4x4?
The advertisement on the Outdoor Channel for the Morrell targets is a pretty accurate assessment of the economy of the Block 4 X 4. For the same money as the Block, you can get a Morrell bag target - where arrow removal is actually easy and target life is almost unlimited - and a broadhead target - which you need only infrequently. The other issue with the Block is the big mess they leave in your yard once they start to get kinda shot up. Little green foam strips laying everywhere.
#4
RE: Block 4x4?
I blew my block 4x4 apart very quickly. Not a bad target, but if you really want to get a lot of life out of it you'll end up using spray painting and putting your own dotsor diamonds where it it not shot up.
#6
RE: Block 4x4?
I have a Block 4x4 and it has held up really well. I have shot Magnus Stingers into it a bunch of times (ensuring my bow was in tune - broadheads vs field tips). Now, I just practice with it shooting field tips over and over.
#7
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: Ohio
Posts: 584
RE: Block 4x4?
The 4x4 block is a good field point target. Repeated broadhead shots just reduce it to shreds fast. And for the money the cabelas broadhead targets not bad for broadhead practice. The 18+1 Rhinehard is working out pretty good for both.
#10
RE: Block 4x4?
ORIGINAL: Western MA Hunter
I blew my block 4x4 apart very quickly. Not a bad target, but if you really want to get a lot of life out of it you'll end up using spray painting and putting your own dots or diamonds where it it not shot up.
I blew my block 4x4 apart very quickly. Not a bad target, but if you really want to get a lot of life out of it you'll end up using spray painting and putting your own dots or diamonds where it it not shot up.