Air Venturi Medusa Airgun Target Reviews

100% Perfection, I LOVE this thing!!!!

Bigger magnets, don't hold up sometimes...

Buy it, it's really really fun!!!

Nothing.Used them today and they came back at me instead of exploding

Not tobuy them

Do not buy They do not explode

Heavy duty but paddles still bend.The arms were falling out of wheel.I got pliers and squeezed the ends together alittle then tapped them in from the top.Now they are snug and stay in.Was thinking about sending it back.Its hard to find good targets to shoot at

Have the arms held on with some kind of fastener

The stand.

Metal is too thin on targets.

Don't shoot with anything that is larger than 177 low power!
Magnets are useless.

Fun interactive target

Very flimsy metal and aluminum where used! Got several huge dents the first use

Only us with .177 caliber

Loved the resetting of the targets, loved the idea of the spinning target, but the only way I found it to be useful, was as one target is shot and flips on the right, causing an imbalance, shooting a target on the left side is what it takes to, get the target, (and) keep the target moving, (rocking bank and forth.)

Put moter on it, (anyone know how to custom design, (for the right speed,) one?))

It is fun!

Fun target practice when it starts to spin

Nothing

Get ready for some challenging fun

Lousy instructions. Need pliers to get parts apart straight out of the box. LOUSY instructions!!!

Better instructions. Dont over tighten nuts before shipping out

Be ready for a headache

The supplied stickers are high visibility at a reasonable distance and the flip action makes for a fun amount of difficulty.

It's fine as is in my opinion.

It is a bit heavy duty. Some smaller air guns might have difficulty actually resetting the arms to the outward position.

The idea is a good one and it's fun to shoot. I like that it's resetable by shooting.

Make the target paddles a little thicker. A 22 pellet bends them even at 50 yards, prob 75 for that matter. I'm prob build heavier ones in the future.

No matter how I looked at it only 5 out of the 9 arms for on the center hub that came with mine. It works that way so I didn't bother returning it but still seems like a pretty big oversight by air venturi. With the higher energy of my 22 the paddles tend to bounce and go back to the position they were just in than swing and stay in the new one. I'll try turning down to see if that makes the difference. I also had to drive the shaft through the bearing pretty hard but it was doable and doesn't seem to affect the smooth rotation.

Fun to have a moving target

- make the legs a little easier to screw in - stronger magnets as the plates often times won't stick when they're hit

Having a moving target is an excellent training tool. Sturdy construction, high viz bulls eyes,

Make it taller and bigger by 30%

Works better than regular wheel targets, because it has little magnets that help prevent bounxe back.

All good

Worked well for me with BB guns (using dust devil BBs) at 5-7 yards, as well as TR5 rifle up to 10 yards.

I got this on sale with PA for half price. It is a lot of fun to shoot.

A little stronger magnets, since the targets don't always stay up depending on how hard they are hit.

A variable power airgun like a Crosman 397 works best. 2 or 3 pumps when gravity is helping, and 4 or 6 when going against gravity.

Easy to assemble.

Takes multiple shots to knock down targets

One assembled worked as described and very happy with performance.

Could look at different stand, however legs are strong and do the job.

Pellet rifle only because of possible BB recache.

It works! Easy to put together. Fun

Mount ability on another surface. Taller.

You need a 600fps or greater to easily knock down. Start with bottom targets.

Fun active target.

Legs are difficult to install fully

Fun active target.

Rotation is smooth. Easy to assemble.

Paddles need to be heavier.

The thought process required to make it dance adds a level of pleasure you just cant get with paper targets. Shooting with .22 Gauntlet at 35 yards the paddles bend.

Love the idea. And fun to shoot.

I wish the metal was a little thicker. Also wish the spin point was better supported for better rotation.

I keep my maurader up around 800fps and the paddles can get a little bent up. Nothing you can't straighten up by hand or hammer. but not the best target I have. Had it bout 2 weeks shot daily.