Trap-Shot BB Gun and Pellet Gun Target

I love this target trap. It holds up to 825fps .177 rounds. I shoot a Sig Sauer Canebrake MCX rifle with RDS and laser which is quite accurate and fast. As you can see from my overcranked video from about 60 feet away (20 yards) the targets and reset work really well when hit directly. I’ve put several hundred rounds into one and left it outside on my hillside for a month and it still holds up perfectly. Yes, this is trap is small – – 7 inches wide by 5.5 inches tall. But it is great value for money. I bought two and have them side by side. you could also stack them. I’ve tried using BBs on this, and even though they do work, the ricochets can be dangerous. So I recommend pellets only! The trap comes with extra target and reset stickers which is nice. For only $20, it’s a really great value for money.

Well made! Tons of fun!! I used this for an inside bb gun range at work…we had a blast :)

Not as durable against .22 air rifles. After about 50 shots, completely fell apart

You need to read the measurements. The pictures make it look a lot bigger than it actually is I have an electric BB gun the worlds first and it really doesn’t have enough power to reset the target unless I hit the target in full auto for several shots, it’s made for a more powerful BB gun than what I have. If you have an accurate powerful BB gun, that should work fine, but it is fairly small.

The reset target doesn’t reset it with any of my pellet guns. I even shot it with my .22 handgun and it barely reset half the time, I don’t think it’s defective but maybe the spring is just too strong because I can push the center target to reset it but shooting it even with an actual firearm doesn’t work.

This is an excellent piece of equipment for its intended purpose that being for precision shooting at an appropriate distance with the air gun used. Not for use with steel BBs only lead pellets as steel on steel will bounce back and not be caught, or plastic or high speed alloy ammo. Since it is small it should not be used to sight in but be used with a well sighted accurate rifle or pistol. At short distances 10 yards or under 500 fps should be fine over that up to around 20 yards and 8 or 900 fps.. Because of its small size any further or greater fps would be iffy as repeated missing the flip up targets will do damage to the backstop or surrounding surfaces as the flipping action of the targets dissipates much of the impact. For practice of precision shooting like headshots on small game or pests at reasonable distances this target system can’t be beat for the price. If Rambo or Gangsta shooting is your thing this product is not for you. For proper pellet retention you must adjust your fps for the distance if using an air gun like a springer that can not be adjusted your left with only adjusting the distance or changing type of pellets used.

A lot of folks are complaining about size, and durability. I shoot at 33 yards from the muzzle with two desperate break barrel .177 rifles, I use wadcutter pellets and shoot off hand mostly. I have no issue hitting the targets as long as I do my part, the wad cutters seem to be easy on the back of the unit, however it is being hit at approximately 700fps with a chunk of lead, yes it will dent, and get worse with time. Targets flip, lock and release as they should, and the target is a good size to actually improve accuracy. I hunt with my air guns so head shots on small birds and squirrels will become easier with this target to practice with.

The action to catch the targets on the left and right isn't 100% reliable and missing a shot on the right target can jostle it enough to drop the left again and vice versa but that hasn't happened too often. The sounds of the thinner metal box being hit versus the targets helped me know when I missed the internal targets versus missing the box completely. I'm using a .22 with 14.3gr pellets going about 750 fps so the thinner metal on the outside of the box is deforming quite a bit but not failing, so no points lost there really. They do describe the tolerances it has and so far those have been true to form. The only other issue I have had is that when you hit closer to the edge, the targets can wobble and shake but no go up fully. Can't complain too much since that is just physics at work and even if the play on the hinges were tighter, the energy would just be lost to friction instead and wear it out sooner. All in all, I am quite happy with ti for the price.