stevensondrive

I recently bought the portable Block. After seeing the fieldtips go into the block about 10 inches I am nervous shooting $10 broadheads into the Block. I am afraid I won't get them back out, and not to mention the damage that will be done to the it.

Thanks

Steve

JeramyK

I buy the cheap foam targets from places like Walmart. Usually around $15-20. Only gripe is I have to unscrew the heads before pulling out the arrows.

gutshot

I shoot mine into the butt end of a old McKenzie target.

Nebraska Buck Hunter

Deer

adams

I do the same as Jeremy. I have a 6" high density foam target that I shoot broadheads into. As mentioned the only drawback is having to take the head off to pull the arrows. It's not a big deal but can be time consuming.

ButchA

Um, er, uh, I WAS shooting my XX75's w/125gr Thunderheads into one of those Black Hole targets. It didn't stand up to the abuse and the center bullseye got destroyed quicker than I thought. ....what a $49.95 P.O.S.! [:@] I have since spray painted a white bullseye on the backside of the Black Hole and carefully shoot my field tips into that.

Butch A.

TURKEY FAN

mckenzie buck target, that thing will never die!!![:@]

bow4life

The Block won't hurt your broadheads, but your broadheads will hurt you block. It's a great target for fieldpoints, but broadheads destroy it fast. I use the Mcenzie for broadhead practice also, and a cheap foam target for 1 or 2 shots each with my hunting arrows, just to make sure they're flying true.

davidw

Mackenzie Buck Target and a couple of one gallon milk jugs I filled with blow-in foam.

Woodline Bucks

The block is the best I have tried. I have never lost a broadhead in the block.