Highwild Double Spinner Shooting Targets - Auto Reset Steel Target - for Centerfire Handguns Up to .44 Magnum

It’s a bit smaller than I thought it was gonna be, but it’s still pretty cool. I got this as a gift for my stepdad who’s an avid shooter. I got good feedback. He said he really enjoyed it and it held up fine when he used his 9mm, .45, and .40.

Perfect for what I needed. Quick to throw together and easy to place and start sighting. Great quality materials.

I was able to put this spinner target to the test the day after it arrived and I was very pleased with it, especially in view of the relatively low cost and the high quality of construction. The item was very easy to assemble by slipping the upper frame into the lower. The frame is quite short (accurately described in the product description) and came well packaged. The frame is designed to be pushed into the ground to anchor it for use, but most ground that is found at a range is going to be hard packed and difficult to penetrate. I drilled holes in two short 2 X 4's and used those as a base. Worked fine! The spinner worked well when struck with an accurate shot and the frame even held up well to 9MM bullet strikes. Well built and acceptably stable with a little modification.

Lots of fun, held up nicely

Only had it for about a month, and only have taken it to the range once, but this thing is solid. Stickers won’t last more than a shot or two, but the target itself is super durable and thick. Very heavy duty, extremely impressed with it.

The media could not be loaded. About 50 feet with a nine mm pistol yeah it scratched up pretty good. 30 30. At 75 yards 80 yards it will not hold up. I know that’s not in the description but that’s what it looks like after a 30-30. Video said 308 should have been the 30-30

Heavy steal, great to use

I'm not impressed by the reviewers that say they punched holes in it with their big rifles. It's for handgun rounds up to .44, not .500 S&W, .454 Casull, and certainly not your .556/.308 rifle.This is the second one I've bought and they have survived 1,000+ .45 ACP, .357 Mag, .22 Mag, 9MM, and full power 10MM rounds at 15 and 25 yards. The few times the frame has been hit deformed it yes, but a hammer straightened things out nicely. I have no idea why others have issue with any type of handgun rounds, unless they received a defective (soft) target.My only issue, even considering the super low price, is that the lower half is too short. If you stake this in soft ground especially, the 2 spinners are practically in the dirt. It needs an extension or longer legs on the bottom half to move it up at least another 8-12". My solution has been to drop these into the upper 2X4 rail for my steel plate setup by drilling a couple holes in it. Holds them perfectly and they are the "heartbreaker" targets while ringing steel.