Guide GearSteel Auto Reset and Spinner Shooting Targets; .22lr Caliber, Plinking, Orange Target Bullseye

Works good!

Good value

What I shoot: 10/22 Ruger @ 25 and 50 ydsYou get what you pay for - I guess. The Resetting Target is worthless. I simply use it to hit as the targets spin too fast for it to catch on the "stop bar." They still spin. I can still shoot them repeatedly. There simply is no point in a "resetting" target. - 3 stars -Spinning Target - Works exactly as advertised. - 5 Stars -Stickers are worthless. The lead bullets remove them within a few shots. High contrast (florescent) spray paint is more practical (Although the stickers are free it is just more clean up in the end).Would I recommend? The spinning target - Most Definitely. The resetting 5 piece set target? Nope! Save your money and just buy the spinning target individually and hopefully save some money to purchase a different target.

Thought it was a good deal, nope just tiny targets instead.

I have used these target lots over the last few years, several thousand rounds. They have held up well. They do require a little new paint every few times. The sticker targets are a waste. They are useless after 2 or 3 shots. Neon Orange spray paint works best. Bring the can if you shoot a lot, it doesn't last long either. I built wooden bases for each that makes them easy to use. You can move them around without having to pound them in the ground. That's almost impossible here in the desert.I will advise not to try and shoot at the spinner while it's spinning. I used to shoot it to stop it from spinning, that is until I saw it swat the bullet back at me one day. I was lucky it missed me. It went through a heavy cardboard box that was directly behind me about 10 ft back.

Arrived as advertised.

I wasn't sure what these were when I bought them for my son, but once we got them set -up I understood the use of them. I like them because there are several choices in sizes to practice with. We has a little problem with the bullets ricocheting back at us but I guess that is a chance you take with shooting at metal. All we had to do is move them a little further out and not shoot straight in front of us. when you hit it correctly and it spins it is really cool.

The spinner target works well for .22, but has to be securely shoved into the ground in order to stay upright when hit. The stickers blow off with your first 2 or 3 shots, so I started painting mine with yellow spray paint instead of using the orange stickers. For giggles, I hit the spinner with a 9mm round, and the disk survived with minimal denting. It's pretty thick steel.The self-resetting target didn't work at all. Every time I hit one of the targets, the entire support frame would collapse to the ground, rendering the whole system useless. I tried several different positions, angles, supports, etc., and never once was able to have the target system stay upright for more than 1 shot.