Lill Help!
I have a Condor and a Talon SS
I want a resetting target like this one but should I get the 22 rimfire or the airgun version?????????
http://www.birchwoodcasey.com/sport/target_index.asp?categoryID=4&subcat=13#88
Gallery™ Resetting Targets
.22 Rimfire and Airgun
Get the hottest new targets for plinking enthusiasts! Extremely convenient, you’ll experience hours of shooting fun with your .22 rimfire or airgun, without having to walk down range or pull chords to reset. Simply hit all four hanging targets and then shoot at the resetting target and all four targets drop back down for another round of shooting fun (.22 target has 2.5″ paddles and airgun as 1.75″ paddles). And, with no assembly, parts or tools required, these targets set-up fast and easily fold flat for storage. Both solid steel targets feature twist designed paddles with no welds to break and come with a lifetime guarantee from breakage! Airgun version requires a moderately powerful airgun (approximately 500 feet per second or faster) with lead pellets only to operate effectively.
Product # Description Price Order
47022 -GRT22 GALLERY Resetting Target .22 Rimfire $43.30
47017 -GRT17 GALLERY Resetting Target Airgun $22.60
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thanks bonestock I love it,It went to a good home 😀
And thanks to ALL for the advice on the target….(heavy target it is)
Rimfire for sure if your shooting 22 & 25 cal.
My TalonSS in 17cal will destroy the face of a high quality knock down field target… 😯
70 ft-lbs at the muzzle in 25cal… 😆
Yes, good looking hardware you got there. That Condor looks a little familiar though 😉 . Hope you like it. Get the heavy targets, the AF rifles won’t have a problem knocking’em down.
I agree, those are nice looking rifles dude… As to which to get, with these AF PCP rifles if I was looking at getting one or the other of these targets, I would get the rimfire version man!!!
That way you could shoot them with which ever pellet you wish to shoot and at whatever power setting… The AF rifles you have there can be setup to shoot some of the heaviest pellets around. That in itself will destroy those lighter version targets over time with multiple hits from these rifles with the heavier pellets…
Just my thoughts on it
Nice guns! Like that cascade setup!
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S.J., Let us know if there’s a way to make the .22 rimfire targets smaller. I too would get the heavy duty one, but I would want to make the paddles smaller. You should be able to sand them down to a 1″ diameter. I would go from left to right 1″-1 1/4″-1 1/2″-1 3/4″- That would be cool. Plus, by lightening them you would guarantee they would lock up even at 100 yards.