4-Sided Archery Target for Precision Shooting: Black Hole

Devon Thomas: I practice almost every day, I've sent a couple hundred arrows through it and it is still doing well.

United States on Dec 03, 2023

Mike: Works good for compound bows. Don’t use for cross bow. Bolts blow almost clean through

United States on Nov 23, 2023

Richard Monk: I usually use target heads, for recurve, compound, and crossbow. My brother uses broadheads from a compound with this same target. That is my most recent purchase. I've seen bad reviews from broadheads, but my brother and his son use it often, and don't have problems.

Like I said, I use practice heads, I have used this target for hundreds of recurve shots, hundreds of compound practice heads, and dozens of crossbow practice heads. It still looks close to new.

I used to use hay bales with paper targets, but these can be moved anywhere, are a good size, and last longer. These work way better than hay for me.

United States on Nov 15, 2023

LM: I shoot bow in my basement and this thing works great. Lite weight and stops arrows well

United States on Oct 27, 2023

Amazon Customer: I use a ~50-60# recurve and a set of lighter bows. Nothing heavier or stronger, like a crossbow or a compound. Arrows go in fairly quietly, go out easily, and do not damage much. When you shoot at the large faces, there is no cover, so there is nothing to damage. The arrow goes between the layers. When you shoot at the sides, there is a cover, and it gets holes and some damage like any other target.

The only con is the paint used for the dots and the black hole whirl--it faded quickly on the front, and there is nothing painted at the pack. So the markings are not that easy to see. Might need to use some white electric tape or draw a target on paper and attach it at some point.

Also, it is so light. I hung it, and then, to prevent the target spinning incontrollably, I had to screw two screws at the bottom where I tied some wire loops, and these I can tie to the sides, so that the target stays oriented the same way. Or else you may need to put something behind it. With my 50#+ recurve, plenty of arrows poke at the back, and so if I have another target at the back for support, I make holes in that target as well, which is not ideal. And if there is nothing behind this...

United States on Apr 10, 2021