Jumping Targets AR500 Steel Reactive Shooting Targets

I bought the big one. Initially bigger than I imagined, but perfect once you set it out there. My AR didn't make it jump, but nice to try and keep the environment clean. The orange target stickers don't stay on well, but the steel holds up. As much money we drop on ammo, why not have a collection of nice targets.

I've shot it with 300+ rounds of .223 & 5.56 at 75-150 yrds and 9mm & .40 cal at 10-25 yrds... it properly flips with every well placed shot and holds up well... except when its in muddy ground...Construction deserves 5 stars. Due to its design, the bullet ricochets up and away instead of down to the ground. This isn't a deal breaker for me, but is something you should consider before each use. Thats why I gave 4.

Good target. Highly suggest you spray it though with a bright paint as opposed to using the stickers though. Also because this target is metal expect the cardboard box it is in to be thrashed a bit. But target was fine.

I am a repeat buyer, and I am very disappointed with this one. The others were flat black. This one is bright glossy red. When I asked about it, they said there were changing the color based on customer feedback. It's nearly 3 months, and they still show the black ones ... so what's going on? Other buyers have noted weak welds on the targets, but mine have been solid.

I purchased the largest jumping target and It is a blast on the range. I use it at 200 yes with a 6.5 Creedmoor and it works just as advertised. However I wouldn't recommend using it with 5.56 rapid fire as it tends to pit the metal and after 2 trips to the range there are some chipped off edges and a crack from hitting it with a 45-70. Overall I love it and don't forsee it dying anytime soon, just be accurate, keep your distance, and avoid shooting it with 45-70...

Maybe I got a lemon but was very surprised to see the welds seriously cracking with less than 500 rounds of 9 mm. I put some liquid nails on the cracks. We'll see how that holds up. I'll probably just stick to shooting . 22 LR at this in the future. Bummer...really liked this. Would have given it 4-5 stars but for the cracking.

Fun to shoot, only bad thing, the stickers fall off easily. I am just going to paint the circles with a little yellow paint. A lot of fun when it flips.

Very strong and sturdy metal - we shot our 9mm handguns, up to our 5.56 and .308 AR's, and still was able to hold up. Only little issue are those 'orange stickers', it doesn't really stick to the metal at all. But luckily we already have metal spray paint cans available.