Rinehart Targets 18-1 Portable Archery Target

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Portable and long lasting
18 vivid target zones
Backed with self-healing foam
Stops field points, broadheads, even expandable blades

The long-lasting, easily portable archery target that's ideal for not only the back yard, but for club shoots and even deer camp too. With 18 vivid target zones backed by authentic Rinehart self-healing foam, it can take the abuse of field points, broadheads, even expandable blades and still present a clean aiming point every time.

Manufacturer model #: 18110.

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15" X 15" X 15"

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Field Point/Broadhead

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Portable and long lasting
18 vivid target zones
Backed with self-healing foam
Stops field points, broadheads, even expandable blades

Manufacturer model #: 18110.

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Will this target stop a crossbow bolt moving at 350 fps?

3 months ago

Anonymous

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Stops my stryker 380

1 month, 4 weeks ago

halltrail

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Yes, it will stop them. See customer reviews as one individual recommends use of arrow lube so the bolts can be removed more easily.

3 months ago

BPSResource8

- Springfield, MO

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Anyone have problems with the target's rolling over upon impact?

1 year, 1 month ago

JodiP

- GA

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I have not had a problem with rolling. Sometimes the target moves right or left if you are not hitting the bulls eye!

4 months, 3 weeks ago

Peach1

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Never had a problem with it rolling over and I've shot it quite a bit.

6 months ago

BPhunter23

- Baltimore, MD

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No problems with rollover, and 300 fps bows.

6 months ago

fullmet

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No never had this problem. I think you could shoot it with a gun and it wouldnt happen

10 months ago

coonhunter27

- Tennessee

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No it is very center weighted and evenly distributed throughout the product. Plus if it did turn over which I have kicked it once already it landed with arrow side up because of the angles it just lands and it does not roll much at all.

1 year ago

Anonymous

- California

Of course! I solved the problem of rolling over by stringing some para cord through the handle and securing it to a couple of trees. If you dont have trees you could probably use tent stakes and bungee cords, I had to do that out in the plains.

1 year, 1 month ago

alex71360

- Colorado

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I have shot this target all over, and the only time that I have seen it move is if I shoot the side target while it is on a smooth flat surface. The target will spin about 3 inches in the direction of the impact, but nothing more. Doesn't move on grass or dirt.

I have never seen one of these flip over on impact. Honestly though, if that ever did happen, it would simply turn to another target face so you could keep shooting.

Good Luck.

1 year, 1 month ago

GrimmRoper

- Arizona

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