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I have the ducks as well but can't recommend them. They will bend with even 7,5J because the metal is so cheap.
I recommend getting a few spoons and hang them on a stick so they can spin. Cheaper and they will not bend, even after a few thousand rounds.
Absolutely correct. I’ve had to dismantle mine and flatten them out 😤
This brings back a memory from when I was teaching my young nephew to shoot many years ago and we were using polos to shoot through the hole. I showed him how it was done over and over again and he kept saying wow I hope I can shoot like you one day. Little did he know I was purposely missing because for one I’d even struggle to get a string of them to set the bar, but it it kept him amused for hours or until he’d shot every pellet I had. And do you know I don’t think I’ve ever told him yet nearly 30 years later, sometimes I’d clip one just to look as if I was aiming for the hole but funny nevertheless.
ha ha lol love it
I would inform all my neighbours about the exploding blanks. Give them some rough days when it takes place and perhaps a time frame. People get grumpier when they're nervous or kept out the loop. Better still invite some over to have a try.
Or you can put a damp towel behind it. This dampens it a lot. Otherwise they're very loud
Take a 2p coin and the paper caps we all used to use in our cap guns, not the plastic things but the rolls of red paper with the hundreds of small dots. Wrap tightly round the coin about a dozen times. Use a piece of sellotape to bind it all together. Et Voila, cheap reactive targets with a bang and smoke.
I may or may not recall doing something similar with ball bearings for reactive catapult ammo. Oh, and the odd hockey ball...
I like using extra strong mints, cheap satisfying and as challenging as the beer bottle top challenge. Have a great Friday all.
Yes, they’ve got to be strong to be good though. 😊
This is an absolutely great idea!! Definitely going to use this in an upcoming video! Thanks!
Go for a Polo and try to shoot through the hole without damaging the mint.
@@steveshaw4368 that’s too easy, shooting polos hole at 50m. Straight through middle every time, no Polos ever harmed, did I mention I was blind folded at the time shooting around corner, in the dark. Lol.
Darrell was you no upside aswell llf
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Haha, that bang at the end of the tune 😊. Sweet!
Firebird exploding targets will put a smile on anyone’s face!!!!
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Oh man! This was a good video!
Allkinda nice targets! The pellet catching duck box though, apparently only catches the missed pellets..😁 But box targets like it and the likes are always nice to have. I've though mostly made my own targets n boxes. Got a string resettable box with 6pcs of 60mm plates to shoot down. Quite large targets yes, but it's mostly for close range replica rifle and pistol plinking rather than for real target work..
The Reign.. A very nice pick for this video. I really want one for myself too.
A massive thanks to Andy and crew for yet another sweet video for my Friday morning mug of coffee..
Another great video, highlighting the fun aspects of the hobby, doesn't always need to be about serious range shooting or vermin control! Thanks again and keep up the amazing work! 👍
Those cheep nasty cherry tomatoes for a quid for around 20 are the best targets in the world. some BBq sticks in the ground and pop these on them. I set dozens at all different range. Great fun
Great video Andy, lots of cool targets! 👍
For a couple more ideas: sidewalk chalk is good stuff! It's very easy to cut into smaller slices (any kind of small handsaw will work) and its no problem to tell if you've hit it. Also empty shotshells are good for plinking at and are virtually free, just grab them from a skeet shoot. 👍😉
Everyone have a great weekend and happy and safe shooting!
Pete 🇨🇦
Really enjoyed this. Thanks Andy.
Ring pull tin lids are good targets.
Bend the ring pull to a right angle from the lid and stand it on the ring pull.
They do get damaged and need replacing frequently, but they are free so no problem.
Where are you getting them from?
All the beer can ring pulls I see are attached to the lid and dont come off like the old ones used to.
@@davidwalker6763 Food cans where the whole lid come off
@@charlesphillips4575 gotcha, thanks
I use those too! Only because I don't want to walk downrange every time after shooting them, I suspend two of them together by the rings. The challenge is not to hit the ring and separate the lid from it prematurely. They can take a lot of fire untill they are done. After that I do end up shooting the lid off the ring.
They are suspended in a manner that keeps them from rotating freely so they face you at all times.
I also like to suspend drink cans by the ring without bending the ring up in the same manner and then shoot the can in two so the bottom falls off. If needed I go downrange and rotate the can along the ring a little to expose the remaining parts better. In the end I shoot the top part off the ring again.
Love the exploding ones, as I don't have neighbours. Just started to watch your channel. I have just bought the Gamo swarm 177 as I have thousands of rats to get rid of. My poor cat can't keep the rats down to many.
You don't have neighbours? how lucky you are.
always a pleasure Andy, cheers for sharing.
Exploding blanks bottle got me. Now i have to try that. Thanks Andy!
The snooker one looks superb!! Great video Andy.
The possibilities are endless, right. You forgot the lollipops lol.
They are great fun after a bit of target work.
Those ducks rejected all your pallets 😂😂
A superb and entertaining review Andy.
For some years I’ve had several of these targets, snooker spinner, rabbit reset unit etc, also single spinners and can vouch that these type of metal targets are really robust and long lasting as you rightly say. I do however store them in a shed when not being used and apart from pellet chips they still look like new, amazing quality 👍 and a LOT of fun 😁
Brilliant review Andy. Loved the bottle one. I bought some Thunder Caps a few weeks ago which allow to to fill most drinks bottles with compressed air and turn them into a DIY exploding target. I've got a video of one of them but don't seem to be able to attach it. But they do make a bang 😂
Hi Andy, they look great fun. I would love to see a video on your shooting ground, backstop etc a walk around as it were... thanks 👍
Cool targets sure can make plinking alot more fun!
I like the snooker target. Favourite home made are little blocks of wood which fly off higher than a russian tank turret when hit properly.
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Great video
My back stop behind all my targets is a bunch of massive logs strapped together with metal straps and then center blocks behind that and I have never had a stray bullet or pellet leave my property
I like the look of the triple resetting target by Gr8 Fun, looks sturdy and compact
When I was a kid old Airfix model planes that I no longer wanted to keep made good targets, albeit they did not last long and there were many bits of plastic to clear up afterwards. Best session was with a plastic model battle ship that was floating along the stream at the end of a friend's garden. Firing from a lying position the misses looked great as they sent up spouts of water near the model. Other targets included match sticks and tiny little 1/72 scale model soldiers. Happy days.
Great fun Andy!
I make my own shoot-n-see by (black) spray painting the inside of metallic (silvered) fruit juice cartons. Rattle cans of gloss paint for cars chips away cleanly and I can see hits at 100m. Little red stickers give my aim point.
Have made my own chalks in the wife's latex cake/chocky moulds using talcum powder bound with shellac.
Good idea👍. What are you using out to 100m btw?
@@CdEmm50 A really ancient Weihrauch 95 in .22. Tinbum tuned with a reliable old BSA +40 scope. Just under 20 Jules as I'm in France.
@@docthebiker very nice👍
A while back Andy mentioned the possibility of comparison reviews, perhaps some of the newer releases from BSA against those they replaced or the differences within the ranges of various brands could be an option.
Make your own shoot n c by getting some card, yellow preferebly, some wide sellotape, and a can of black matte spray paint, tape over completely the card then spray it black, when dry, draw by scratching cirles and a bullseye, saves a lot of money as the shoot n c are around £12, for 10 targets, doing it my way gets you 36 for a few quid
I have a collection of old metal pans that I stick various styles of target cards on and hang them from a washing line, I have a fairly large garden and at the back is just scrub so the lead isn't much of a problem and I can collect most of it afterwards.
That was fun....and very helpful. 👍
I have a Texas star style airgun interactive target. Hit one of the little plates and they fold over, and the whole star rotates, making subsequent hits much harder unless to wait for it to settle
And off to the sheet metal market we are!
Nice one as always Andy!
Just what airgun shooting is about. Safe fun!!!!
Keep them coming matey!
TTFN.
Good morning AAR family.
hi matey
Great Review Andy
Got the Walther Reign with the same scope and a Hogun Deimeater silencer. My Reign's a Mk1 0.177 though. Also got the duck target box. I shoot it at 40yds and have to straighten out the ducks from time to time even though I'm
Another brilliant review Andy .Have never seen a kill zone squirrel target though .Weird when you consider the greys far outweigh the zombies 😂
Paintballs if your prepared for the mess👍😆
Have the dive tank at ready fir filling gun . Liked all targets but snooker one looked good
Cracking show as always
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NICE video. I like the legacy reactives as well as the new ones (to me). another great video.
Great review 😊
Bought dueling tree and Texas star for airsoft but can handle pellet gun also, now that is fun. 👍✌️
Proper job!
Fun but think of the noise with neighbours. Old socks keep down the sound in pellet catchers. Leaving targets in the garden for all to see may invite unwanted attention?
Just want to share a good target. I take used paper plates, stack 2 with a nail in the center, and on the back use a marker to make a + between nail and edge. Then rotate a bit to cover holes. Nail it to a tree or wood of choice. You can put several + targets on a plate
So not a tree hugger then. 😉 If you are going to shoot ammo into a tree - make sure you use copper instead of lead.
lol that one with exploding 6mm target is like way i used to shoot, i used put blanks into a pre drilled board anfd shoot them. then later i used to shoot the ends of exploding pellets. great review
At approx 17.30 re The yellow ,stick in ground target. Down here in Oz the ground is pretty hard. I made some wooden skis from 2 by 4 inch off cuts roughly 2 feet long each . Some holes drilled in the timber allow the steel legs a firm steady base for the target frame. Cheers from Downunder 👍🇦🇺🇬🇧
See in sunny Mexico Andy and still watching your weekly video
enjoyed that thanks
recently added a video and 2 shorts of my DIY self resetting moving target system. It's powered by a simple cordless drill and will set you back about £350 and some 15hrs of work. But the fun is endless!
It looked like all the lead was bouncing of the ducks to the outside rather than collecting in the box 📦 🙄.
great review as usual, will lok for some of these at gunshops here in the netherlands
What a great video:)
Thank you!
I've been waiting for AAR to do a target review. This is probably a long shot (pun intended) but does anybody remember the Targ Teknik field target box advertised in Airgun World, February 1987. The target box was a big deal at the time, with a hefty review including a centre-page poster of the target and its companion Chrono.
Great video. More targets please!
I watch your videos every Friday and would love a gun but I don't want to shoot live targets and paper would be fun for all of 5 minutes so I'd struggle to justify spending any money on a gun.
The snooker target was my favourite here, what a great idea.
THANK YOU
thanks for the info, I enjoyed it and learned,,
You need to do a slow motion on the duck targets…I think the lead was shattering before going into the box. Lol
i use some clay tubes 4cm long, hammered some nails through a board that they sit on, small targets that are very satisfying to hit.
Maccaronis do the same job even more cheaper. 😉
Spot on... nothing beats , having fun !!
My kicks is slightly cheaper... shooting soda cans for the win 😂😂
But , yeah .... does get boring after a while, and lots of walking!!
Time for some proper toys
I like to suspend soda cans by the ring without bending the ring up with a paperclip so they can't spin. Then I shoot the can in two so the bottom falls off. If needed I go downrange and rotate the can along the ring a little to expose the remaining parts better. In the end I shoot the top part off the ring.
It requires some challenging target work as you progress but it saves you a lot of walking. 😉 Tons of fun!
Would like to see the exploding targets combined with the tannerite flash pellets.
Nice.
I’d like to see you review the Benjamin Akela… I’m thinking of getting one and your reviews are more in-depth 🙏
Andy, great reviews, please can you also review, target’s that are quiet, and kinder to the neighbours ? I don’t like the chalkies. 😂
We have firebirds, the Americans have tannerite. Lol
I reccomend not shooting at the Umarfex magnetic knockdown target closer than 10m. At 6 yards, which I can accomodae indoors at home the targets themselves can go concave, even with sub 12ft/lb rifles, and the main pivot for the targets is made from plastic for the most part. This has broken on mine.
Well, that's Christmas pressies sorted.
I have the Walther duck shoot target. Presumably it's the same as Andy's, just rebadged Walther. Unfortunately I used my sub 12 ftlbs rifle on it at 20 yds. Big mistake. I had to take it apart and beat the ducks flat. Then I read the instructions which stated max. power was 6 ftlbs. Oops!
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Good morning Andy , how are you this week ? 😃😃
Hi Andy great review however you need to add the stay safe and shoot safe with a comment on read the instructions very carefully with the Firebird exploding targets - yes they may be great fun and I do like them but the second one I shot has damaged my left ear permanently because I wasn’t wearing adequate ear protection! My fault I know. I now have tinnitus and 2 chunks of frequencies I can’t hear anymore. Like I say my fault should have checked my ear protection first 😢
Oh gosh, thanks for the warning. I hope your hearing improves asap 🙏🏻
I solved my Zombie problem recently. I moved out of the city to a village.
Great Vid as always..what yellow paint do you use on the targets?
Chalk stick floof up well
Andy, can you recommend a garden target set up for a pair of bb air pistols, his and hers, glock 19x and a sig p365, and what kind of distance should we be looking at to the target. Mature (ish) enthusiastic amateurs 😊 Thank you.
I have the biathlon targets 🙂
very nice different targets i have 2 sets of animel siluets which i had lost years ago which i found a coupke of months ago with a few thousand different brand name pellets its like christmas
I brought a Walter but the barrel was a bit duff , even with the scope at max it was still nearly 1ft out at 30 meters . The silencer had a grove cut out ! I took it back but the replacement was the same maybe just a bad batch ?
Mines 20 years old bit rusty and still works fine
I placed a lit candle next to a aerosol paint can for a mini explosion 💥 of different colors!🤠🇺🇸
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Are lead fragments in your yard not a concern for you? I would put up a tarp or something to keep that it somewhat contained.
Have you done anything on bell target shooting. Cheers. Nice video.
Lots of lead splatter coming out the front, would rather not have my yard full of lead splatter.
Love a bit of target time - 1st what`s the SP with buying .177 blanks, 2nd does anybody know where to buy a "Texas Star" they look great fun, but it would have to be air gun spec.
Can’t beat a tin can.
Just wondered what air weapon would need stopping by the sleepers. Or are you going harder? (Ahem, as it were)
Hi Andy
Always watch your videos great show.
Would the bottle target work being shot at.with .22 sub 12 air gun i assume the pellet has to go through the hole ?
yes it works with sub 12 .22 and simply need part of the pellet to strike through the 6mm hole. Great Fun. Stay safe Andy
Question, do these flip or spin targets work with low power pistols - 1-2 ft\lb?
Hi, do they make moving targets?
Hmm to bad, vector air does not deliver to the Netherlands? tried to order the steel bottle.
Not a paper target in sight as there is one on the table Andy what's going on
great greetings from Indonesia👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Greetings from England , have a good day
Greetings from sunny Ireland.
@@TheRealKaner hello to you from Yorkshire England ... it`s sunny here 2 ... great weather we`re having ...
@simonnoble7589 been dry (slightly thundery, yesterday)...I'll take this any day in comparison to the regular (low temps) dull weather we're used too.
Another great review. Thanks, Andy!
Cracker review 👍
A bit off topic, a fair bit actually. Can you give some advice please. I have just taken owner ship of a r10. I have no idea what pellet to use for target, plinking not a hunter. With this lead ban thing looming the 2 nearest shops to me are next to empty. Not only do I have the make, type, weight option, I see you can even get fine tuned diameters 4.48,, 4.49 etc! Where should I start please, rifle is. 177 and sub 12ft lb, thanks
Start with some BSA Goldstars, they are made by H&N to use in BSA barrels. stay safe. Andy
Could you review the "Barra 009 Full-Auto BB Pistol" mate
in anything other than “airsoft” full auto is illegal in the UK, and I don’t do Airsoft reviews as a rule. stay safe Andy
@AAROnair would it be possible to do a non full auto version?