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doughboysigep 02-17-2015 05:03 AM

best/most cost effective combination crossbow target
 
What are folks opinions on a good, yet affordable crossbow target that will take field points and broad heads? I was pointed toward the Rhinehart 18-1 or block but didn't really want to spend $130. Then was looking at a Rhinehart Woodland (~$90) but see they have gotten some poor reviews for arrow removal. Originally I had been looking at getting 2 Yellow Jacket targets (1 broadhead; 1 field point) - $125 or a Yellow Jacket BH and a Field Logic bag for field tips - $110, but like the idea of only one target. Any insight, advice, experience, assistance would be greatly appreciated.

OneBear 02-17-2015 11:44 AM

Since I do most of my shooting with field tips I use a SpyderWeb ST18XL Crossbow Target. I've shot well over 2500 arrows into it from several crossbows shooting up to 350+ FPS, and it is still working as good as new. I do not practice with broadheads so I bought an inexpensive block target for shooting broadheads into, three or so times just before going to hunt. It's holding up okay for what it cost.

Wayspr 02-18-2015 01:13 AM

Not a target out there that is great for both field tips and BHeads. 98% of my shooting is with field tips so I bought a bag target for them and a cheap BHead target to verify POI.

doughboysigep 02-18-2015 03:12 AM

What cheap/inexpensive BH target did you guys get? Is it holding up ok?
I may go a different route seeing how my Yellow Jacket archery bag works on my xbow bolts - keep using that and get an inexpensive BH target(?????).

bugsNbows 02-18-2015 08:22 AM


Originally Posted by Wayspr (Post 4185611)
Not a target out there that is great for both field tips and BHeads. 98% of my shooting is with field tips so I bought a bag target for them and a cheap BHead target to verify POI.

+1. My bag target is the Big Shot Ballistic 450X. Awesome. The BH target that has been best for me is the Rhinehart 18-1.

JW 02-18-2015 05:05 PM

I use a Block for all my field points while practicing but also use Bednar Arrow puller as I have poor grip strength due to age and arthritis. Made that bolt removal possible for me.

I do have a cheap bag target to check broadheads.



JW

doughboysigep 02-19-2015 03:57 AM

So I saw some interesting videos while searching targets.
Anyone have experience with American Whitetail, Inc. targets (the Cube, the Cube Hybrid, King, Hybrid King, etc.) I was impressed with their videos and products. The Cube Hybrid looked like an awesome target but @ $130 for the target and another $60 for the insert, it's way out of my price range. The Cube and Hybrid King are a bit more reasonably priced. I see Sportsmen's Guide has several of their targets are good prices.
FYI - they also promoted a lube (Scorpion Venum) that will help with removing bolts/arrows from those hard to remove targets (non-layered foam types).

JW 02-19-2015 05:03 AM

That lube (Scorpion venom) for what I understand was to lubricate your rail , not the bolt shaft. I have it and do use it.

JW

OneBear 02-19-2015 05:15 AM

The Spyder web crossbow target is by far the best, long lasting target for field tips. Out lasts everything else. For broadheads I use a "Block" target I got from Gander Mountain, inexpensive and works good As I only shoot broadheads into it once a year and only 8 or less shots it is doing good now on it's sixth year

doughboysigep 02-19-2015 08:23 AM


Originally Posted by JW (Post 4185804)
That lube (Scorpion venom) for what I understand was to lubricate your rail , not the bolt shaft. I have it and do use it.

JW

Scorpion Venom Arrow Release Fluid

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B003WHLYKS/...I2IR5UVE2G4Y2L


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