Page 2 - Air Venturi Airgun Slynger Metal Reviews

sturdy fun to shoot

they disappear when you shoot them with a Texan LLS .45 LOL

if you shoot them with a big bore they fly way but its fun anyway so I would buy them again just for the adventure of looking for them

Perfect size for 50-100 yard practice.

They are a little weak for my .22 Hatsan. It bends them up pretty good. But they worked great with the .17 Marauder.

These were smaller than expected, but turned out to be the perfect size for plinking at 50-100 yards.

Fun shapes

Nothing I can think of

Keep in mind that they are small

Sturdy..Well made Steele targets..Set them up down range as they are small....Its a challenge to hit them at distance but, that's where the fun is.....

Nothing.

These little targets are free with some airguns like the Ruger 10/22...Have fun with them...

Everything.

nothing,

Takes a pretty force to cock it. And it is powerful. Well, a lot of reviewers state that "the rifle is ok, junk the scope". I tried several good scopes on it. The el cheapo that came with it was the easiest to sight in, and stays put. Getting used to that artillery hold takes a bit getting used too. This day and time, what the heck do you even expect for a $100 ?

Metal was thick enough to take target-level .177 cal. air rifle hits.

Some ads listed material as "composite" and some as metal. They are METAL!

I would not use these targets with high velocity air rifles. Not certain how they would hold up to larger caliber air rifles.

Inexpensive and fun to shoot

I would have them reset, through the use of magic, or by an included range servant, so I don't have to walk over and do it myself.

I put mine on a sawhorse (I have physical limitations and mostly shoot from a seated position). I tie them with a small lead to the sawhorse so they're easy to find after I shoot them (they dangle off the sawhorse - occasionally I'll shoot them like gongs after I knock them off)

Nice little targets

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Grateful product, great customer service

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Good targets heavy weight

Hits hard, relatively quiet, but haven't had any real trigger time yet.

Trigger could use some work and the scope pretty much sucks.

They are fun to shoot

Dents easy but there were free

Dont expect them to last more than about 30 shots they break and dent and fall apart but there fun to shot and mine were free but cheap enough to buy and throw away when finished

They are sturdy.

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No

They are very durable.

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Buy this, you want regret it.

These came free with a daisy 880. My son loves shooting them. The paint holds up surprisingly well. All four silhouettes stand up flat, they have holes drilled in each one so you can attach with a string to a post so they don’t go flying after the shot.

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The challenge

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Shoot the chicken first. You can hit that, you can hit all the others!

Not very expensive, good shapes, solid construction, I didn't have to make them myself! They have a hole drilled in the base for a cord to keep them from getting lost.

Nothing!

These are fun to send flying when punching holes in paper gets a little old.

Fun targets, got em for the Backyard Brawl and had a blast.

Wider bases for stability.

Repainting will be necesssary.

So far they are holding up to a good pounding with my .25 cal (JSB Exact 25 grain) from 50 yards.

Nothing, its a good small caliber steel target.

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These are very well made little silhouette targets. The small holes in the bases allow you to fasten a cord of some sort so you do not lose them.

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These can be quite challenging to hit at longer ranges. Though they are well made, they are not up to big bore airguns.

Awesomefor linking in a yard or for challenges with friends. They are well made. I haven't sit them with the .25 cal. But they sure are taking the. 22

Get more of them ;)

Fun to have in the target bag. I added a string to mine it is faster to find them after you shoot them