aeroslinger

I've had the bag type targets, the block, a cheap one from walmart andjust bought a cheap one from Cabela's. The bag was ok but didn't last too long. The block was great at first but started falling apart sooner than I thought it should have for the price. The foam got pretty tore up then the metal strapping that holds it all together rusted. Then I bought one from walmart for $28 or so. It didn't last very well either. I just bought one at Cabelas for (I think) $29. I haven't shot it yet but after reading here am thinking its one people are saying its hard to pull field tips out of. The Yellow Jacket looks like a good one but I didn't see that one at Cabelas. May have to look again.

ilovehunting

Try em all and buy em all then if you dont like them for broad heads you have enought foryour own 3d range

JLmoore1956

LMAO... too funny. Anway, I like my Block. Did buy me a 3-D deer and turkey. They are the ones broadheads are tougher on..... but my Block is still holding up after 3 to 4 years!

D.Parsons

I just go out on the lake and get a piece of styrofom of the lake!!
when it is shot up go out and find another one works great!I have
one right know about 4 ft. long.Just cut off about 2 ft at a time.
I usually shoot broadheads all year so it takes a lot of shots!!!

skidmark845

BobCo, what is the core made of, just regular insulation you get from Home Depot..??? That target looks good.

aeroslinger

Yes BobCo, I was thinking the same thing. Thats a good looking target. Well done. Looks like 3/4" ply, allthread, angle iron, insulation sheathing. I may have to try that. Good job.

BobCo19-65

yes, it is insulation that you can get at Home Depot. Here to an old thread:


http://www.huntingnet.com/forum/tm.aspx?m=455644&mpage=1&key=home%2cmade%2 ctarget&#455644

JLmoore1956

Dang this army computer wont let me see a thing! [:@]