Spinning Zombie Targets

They are small (as others have said), but they are the perfect size to offer a challenge for a scoped air rifle at 20 meters. We hit them more often than not. An off-center hit may not spin the zombie, but it will swing enough to verify contact. A centered hit from a Benjamin Trail NP2 .22 at 20 meters will spin the paddle a couple times. The zombie stickers will be gone after a couple dozen hits (see customer photo). Once that happens, I plan to hit the paddles with a quick shot of spray paint at the end of each session. That's what we do for steel silhouette targets and they last forever.

This spinning target is well made. Using a pump Crossman bb gun I put in a pellet and gave it 7 pumps. The bigger targets move somewhat and the small one does a little better. I don't thing your going to be able to make them flip at 25 feet with this gun however you can tell you hit the target and when you check up close you can see where the pellet hit. It comes with an extra set of zombies which wont be enough. Use your color printer while you still have a set that has not been used and print as many as you like. Cut them out and glue them onto a label with a peel off sticky back. If the labels are not quite big enough for the big zombies that's ok as long as you cover most of the zombie. It will still stick on. You need the zombies so you can tell where you hit. You don't need them if you just want to know if you hit the target because it moves. The box warns you not to use bb's as they bounce back and could cause injury. Where safety goggles. I have not tried to use a 22 cal. but I think it would tear it up. The targets would certainly spin. I took 4 wood 3/4 inch pine blocks and drilled a hole in each so the 4 target legs would slide in. I then glued the blocks onto a moveable platform I have and I can practice in the basement. Lee

This thing was so small, we laughed when we opened it. I mean, it is really, REALLY small! It is meant for beebee guns, we used it for my son's new Crossbow set. It wasn't intended for that, bu, it worked out great. We set it up in one room of our house and my 24 year old son shot down the hallway at it (JK, he is 10). The weather was bad outside, so it kept him entertained and he did hit it from time to time. So alls well that ends well!

This is by far one of the most deceiving products I have ever purchased...I have to say this is the first time I have ever been taken by a picture. This was suggested as a purchase with the Air Hunter cross bow/bow and arrow set; really! The arrows are bigger than the targets. From the picture, you would think the target system is rather tall and robust; when in fact it only 1ft tall and the targets are to small to aim at...I guess I should have read the dimensions; my bad! What the seller should do is show a comparison picture (e.g. show a 8yr old or adult standing next to the target system). Horrible purchase!

I don't know why I imagined that this would be much bigger than it looked in the picture. It's actually about 12 inches wide and maybe 12 hight and you have to stick it into the ground like croquet hoops. But once you've set it up and have a clear view its fun to plink at. Its smallish targets force quality marksmanship and make a satisfying Clink! when you hit one.

Works great. Is it for Airguns or .22 LR? Yes. Airsoft guns, absolutely not. It will spin for higher FPS airguns (1000 FPS) or .22 rimfire guns. For lighter powered pellet and steel BBs it will make an audible ping at 20 yards. Airsoft BBs might make it swing. A little. For all the people complaining about it being too small, they must be terrible shots. It is meant to be shot at with a scoped gun at any distance over 10 yards. A Red Ryder will hit the 2 bigger targets no problem at this distance. Also for the reviews claiming the thing falls over, it will. That is unless you stake it in the ground outside like it is meant to be. Here is a tip: If you want to shoot at it indoors, take it out of the Amazon box it came in. Unfold the target legs. Close up the Amazon cardboard box and punch through the box using the legs of the target frame. It will now stand up and not tip over for endless basement shooting through the winter. When the zombie labels wear out replace them with new target labels readily available here on Amazon or your local sporting goods store. Would definitely buy again. It's 10 bucks. Thank you

when ordering this product make sure you read the measurements and understand how small this thing actually is. When i bought this i was expecting it to stand a few feet tall and that the bigger targets would be about the size of a human head. Turns out these targets only stand about 1-2 feet off the ground and the targets are about baseball sized for the big ones and golf ball sized for the little ones. Also keep in mind that if you are using an air soft gun with plastic BBs these targets will not spin when hit. You will get a nice "ping" sound so you will know if you hit it square but you will need to use a gun with metal rounds for these targets to actually spin as advertised. My only other issue with this product is the lack of good footing. Sure the metal feet are good for digging into soft ground and be sturdy but like i said this thing does not stand very tall and you are probably going to want to put it up higher on a trash bin or some elevated surface so it would have been nice if they included some rubber slip ons for the bottom to help it stay in place. All things considered this is a good product for beginners trying to tighten up their accuracy and the small size of the targets really forces you to aim steady and concentrate if you want to hit them. I know a lot of what i said was negative but this is a sturdy target that wont wear over time and I use it often

Highly entertaining - used with a Benjamin Trail .22 495fps pellet rifle with scope and a Crosman .177 pellet rifle with peep sights. Neither of my guns had enough power on impact to flip the larger paddles all the way around - these are very well built targets - but it didn't make it any less fun. The paddles still gave a satisfying plink and swing. The centre target is only about 1" wide so both guns were able to spin the small one, although it was no mean feat using the peep sights for such a tiny area. Got some good laughs about hitting the zombies between the legs or getting headshots (considering the heads are the size of the pellet). Nice and easy to transport and set up. Make sure you are shooting square to the target! My first shot was from a slight angle and it had quite the ricochet. If you hit the twisted metal at the top as opposed to the target spots it might also ricochet - just another reason to get more accurate! It comes with one set of replacement stickers, which is not enough. I couldn't find more anywhere else - Crosman, please consider selling them separately as they are quite fun! For now I will just spray paint a yellow circle back on. Highly recommend for backyard plinking - it might even hold up against a .22 rimfire or a >500fps pellet rifle. Just wanted to add that yes, it is small. Maybe about 12" x 12". However, I think that adds to the fun of it all! Hitting the 2.5" or 1" target spots is very rewarding.

Es muy pequeño, esta bien para tirarle con armas de aire y a unos 25 metros, el material es delgado para armas de fuego, pero lo pondre a 100 mts e intentare darle con .22 LR a ver que tal resiste al metal je je

Cute Little target. Wish it was a bit bigger though.

Of all my targets, this one is my favourite. The left and right spinners are great for warming up and the smaller middle one adds a bit of challenge. Very durable, no signs of rusting. The yellow/black zombies are stickers however and they've been blown to bits. You do get a second set of stickers but I can see me eventually just painting yellow or red circles on them down the road. Good value for money. Great way to kill a lot of time. The spinners absorb a lot of the impact of the pellet so I've never had any form of a ricochet off of them, unlike some other pellet traps I own. Makes surprisingly little noise when struck with a pellet, shouldn't bother the neighbours at all. I would probably start with this type of target first If I was buying targets for the first time. Wish I could buy replacement zombie stickers for it, or those high visibility colour changing targets.

This is my first set of 'official' targets and all I can say is that they are great! While I'll admit, the overall set is pretty small, everything works exactly as it should (the targets actually do spin...assuming you can hit them!). I mostly used 0.177 pellets when testing it out, but also tried a 0.22 pellet and it stood up to the abuse from the heavier pellets no problem.