SME Self-Healing Windmill Target

A little small or at least smaller than I thought they'd be. Really are self healing and should hold up well. Just wish it was bigger.

product was well sized for price. worked great and was very sturdy

My wife and I shoot 22LR, 9mm and 45acp outdoors. I made sure to have this placed above a metal target such that the support rod was mostly protected from a low shot. The 22LR made some good dents and spun the unit around. The 9mm spun it around so hard it bent the rod. We did not shoot it with the 45acp. It was still fun and difficult from 20 feet away which is what we typically shoot from. It does help one to know if they are off high or low and that is what I wanted to get better at. I just didn't feel like it's as durable as we desired.

Easy assembly Good quality. The price is a good value for your money & holding up well.

Be warned bb’s WILL ricochet off this and come back at you. Always wear safety glasses. Spins ok, reacts ok, just pretty small. Also the 3 sides are not an equal triangle, ons side is flat then The other side is at 90degrees to the others, so it will spin strangely and pull the stake off axis as it get hit. Works though.

So I had a lot of hope for this product based on the picture but as soon as I received it I knew this was probably going to end poorly. The metal bar that this product comes with is very soft and flexible. When I took it out to the range the spikes used to hold the target in the ground bent, but it still held the target up straight enough. The problem came when the pole took a stray 5.56 round and broke in half. I will say that the target itself did take the 5.56 round well, but the metal wasn't up to sratch. I don't think it should be too hard to find something at a hardware store to use as another pole, but it would have liked the manufactures to use better steel than what was provided.

It's my third purchase from their lineup within a month it's crazy tech ! Shot a 308 round can't even tell !!

Purchased for a rifle range at a camp. Fun target, holds up well. Only challenge for our location is in the stand. The stakes that go into the ground are a little too short to hold it securely*, so we tend to knock it over from time to time. *note that the property is sandy/rocky soil and shooting at a slight downward angle. Angle of fire and denser soil will probably eliminate this issue