Delta McKenzie Speedbag 20/20 Archery Target Black
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It is true. Using it with a crossbow is easy. Whenever I shoot it, I put out 390 feet per second, where it goes into the bag about six
The target is capable of handling a 55 lb load
Your ability to do so is strong. It barely penetrates with a recurve bow that I use.
The size of this piece is 20" by 20" by
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It can easily be moved. The sun in Vegas will destroy your bag, so do not expose it directly to the sun!.
With the traditional horse bows #40 and #50, I shoot them at 28', but my draw length is about 30". This bow is 31 years old and near the limit for these types of bows so it might be between 50-55 lbs. Approximately 60 pounds. Bows #50 and #75 measure 31" and 28" in length, respectively, on my friend's bow. It is almost always the case that I would break an arrow during a shooting session because they don't Due to their drooping and hanging down, the entire shaft length of the following arrow is exposed, which makes it much more likely to strike another arrow shaft. Also, there was a spot where our arrows were actually bouncing straight back. I can tell you for sure, full draw at 25-0 I can shoot arrows at 30 feet when my bow is heavy enough, and they bounce back like they hit a plate on a spring. I don't think it will work with my recurve. So it might be good for a crossbow or a compound, but not with Rather than shoot at an oversized cardboard box filled with hay, I put this target behind the hay, so I receive the quiet penetration from the hay and the stopping power from the target both at the same time.
While watching videos of people making targets, I was watching people making A couple of hours ago, I was looking for an affordable item to replace plastic bags. Although I figured it was probably junk, I took a chance because of the high price. I have put hundreds of arrows in it so far and it is excellent. The one I was going to try to make is way better than yours, (Although, I am impressed by people who do make excellent It has the same quality as other targets I've seen for approximately twice the price. It has a velcro flap at the bottom that allows you to restuff the target. Thus you can reuse the stuffing or bag if you want to. It's heavy enough to still be usable if you don't want to stuff it. You must catch it near the top to prevent it from moving when hit. The current one is what I will replace if it ever wears.
This is junk. I call it a bootleg There is a delta McKenzie that I bought in a store that is twice as heavy and filled densely with foam. Underfilling was a problem. It is important to make these extra light to reduce shipping costs. You have to pull the arrows out with the filler material sticking to them. A bootleg is what it is. I feel lighter now. The plastic sticks are all pulled out of the arrows, which is not the case with full packed set- You can round the arrows in this way. You have to shoot it several times before it falls over. There is not much weight to it. In order to use the replacement bag covers, plastic pallet wrap must be filled into the bags. I urge you not to Dick's offers the real deal and for the same price you will get a heavier version. The arrows will not stick to it so it's durable.
This is for my compound bow, which required something like this. It hasn't been tried with less than 55 pounds yet, but I will try it sometime and let you know how it goes.
Good luck getting your arrows out of this bag, it's filled with some kind of padding, it looks like someone filled it with stuff and then sold it, don't waste your money on it, this product is a waste of money and horrible to use! Shooting it 4 times and having a hard time pulling arrows out meant that I won't use it again and I won't recommend it.
These are used for my bow and crossbow, which shoot at 375 fps. Arrows and bolts are easy to pull. A great product that is long-lasting and of high quality.
I bought one of these in a bow shop several years ago, and although it wouldn't hold up at all for the price, I had a great experience with it. Unfortunately, the one I bought on Amazon is a complete waste of money. After taking it out of the box, I immediately noticed it was lighter and more comfortable than my old phone. As it turns out, after shooting it for 3 months (not more than 25 arrows per week from a 65 lb compound, using Easton field points), the thing is already completely shot. In addition, I lay it flat for a week and step on it a couple of times to ensure its flatness Make sure the filling is evenly distributed. Clearly a stoppage is to be seen in this picture - one of the better ones. It may also be buried somewhere in the middle of the bag when it comes to the fletching. My recommendation to anyone would be to not buy this cheap piece of trash at all. Because of the bad quality and difference between the new one and the old one (which looks identical), I actually wonder if it was a There is absolutely no way I want to think about what this thing will be like when a new crossbow is fully powered. There will probably be a need for a very good backstop.
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