Morrell Yellow Jacket 19 Pound Portable Stinger Adult Field Point Archery Bag Target with 2 Shooting Sides, 10 Bullseyes, and Carry Handle, Yellow
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About ten inches thick, twenty-one inches wide, and twenty-three inches tall is mine.
The first thing I did when I got my target was ask about staples. The staples are so loose that I was concerned they will come loose over time. The doctor said no but he didn't give me an explanation as to why. Your kid would be better off if you squeezed them tight with pliers if they got hurt on one. If a new cover is added after some time, the old ones do not have to be removed.
My one has a lot of loose plastic inside, like an unfinished project This woven tarp is made of cotton.
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Selected User Reviews For Morrell Yellow Jacket 19 Pound Portable Stinger Adult Field Point Archery Bag Target with 2 Shooting Sides, 10 Bullseyes, and Carry Handle, Yellow
It took me some time to create the habit of thinking that a bag would last for a long time. However, putting it to use proved me wrong. This item is lightweight, even though it looks like a bag of sand. It's filled with a lot of nylon material, like what you find on a tarp or something, so it's a lightweight, durable product. If multiple shots are fired into the same area, the surface wrapping will wear away, but the internals are still in great shape. Whenever I shoot in my backyard, the solid popping sound of my gun hitting a fresh section of the target (usually because I missed my intended spot) causes my neighbor's dog to go crazy, so my neighbors can hear it, too. I'll need to think of a way to elevate this in my backyard so I can see it easily then, I'm sure I'm practicing for defending myself from zombie rabbits during the zombie apocalypse but I also have to practice for human zombies.
For an archer living in the city it can be tough, especially during times like a pandemic epidemic that cuts off access to any ranges in town and when the police get a little testy about using weapons in public places. Fortunately, with exactly ten yards down the hallway and a sturdy backdrop in case anything goes wrong, it's possible to use my Morrell Yellow Jacket target for a little drill while still maintaining appropriate social distance. In my case, I shoot with a 35# barebow, and my 35# target takes the hits just fine, even at short distances. As long as the target is still new), pulling them out again will not be hard. I would not expect my neighbors to complain since the noise is a little louder than foam on impact. The freedom to practice as much as I want is such a stress reliever!.
It is a great target for recreational shooting in the back yard and in the field. In just one side of the bag (see photo), I've put more than 1,200 aluminum, wood, and carbon arrows (all target points). At 20 to 50 yards, I have shot a 30lb and a 50lb recurve over the last six months with great results, and it is able to stop an arrow nicely from a fully drawn bow The draw of my 50lb bow is 15 yards away.
Moving the bag from my patio, where it is kept, to where I use it is not a big deal at all. There is a handle on it, and it weighs less than 20 pounds. There is a self-healing quality to the material. It seems that nylon strands get pushed together when arrows make holes near the side of the shield In the picture, you can see how the holes that were left over from previous shoots have closed up now and resemble dimples. What you see are the holes left by the arrows from the last few rounds. Over time, I think the nylon weave will break down, which will cause the holes to open up, but I still have the other side. *tbr>I am unsure how the target bag will work when arrows are fired from a high-powered rifle. A crossbow powered by a motor, or a powered bow Despite a low price tag and great performance, this bow is great for the kind of shooting I do. The bag is still on this side, but I plan to shoot another thousand arrows into it before turning the bag over and starting over.
It's rare for me to shoot a bow in my backyard. Earlier in my life, I frequented the local feed store a few times a week It is a store where you can buy bales of straw that don't really last. carry and can be stored indoors, and it will not lose many arrows to the block wall at the back of my yard. I'm not sure how long it will last, but after about 100 arrows I see very little wear. My current one is worn out, but I plan to buy another one soon.
This bag is excellent. About $30 was the price I paid. I like how big it is for the price and how easy it is to remove the arrows. Field points should be as small as possible and not overlap. There will not be an outcry, do not shoot broadheads at them. The scope I use is marked 16/16 field points with 5mm F-M-Js. There is one complaint I would have, and that is that it's nearly impossible to see your arrows in this target the yellow makes the target easy to see, but I cannot see my own arrows. The problem would not be an issue if I used binoculars. Because this target is a little narrow, you may need to place something beneath it. Alternatively, Morell makes a triangular target for a little more money that is not going to After I purchase that one, I will purchase the other one.
My bill was a little cheaper and I received it quicker than I expected. As compared to my current Blockout Target, this Target seems much better able to hold up over time. Since I practice shooting for about 3 to 4 hours a day, I will know soon enough. It would be great if I could shoot my CB really well. This week's update As a result, my bag is ripped to pieces. The replacement part had to be ordered through Amazon. Since I've only had the Target for 16 days and are using all the field points, I'm noticing that things on the inside are coming out and holding up badly. There is a CB I own which only shoots 330 frames per second.
There is only one negative thing about it it has a tippy top. I set it on a flat surface, however, and it can handle my 70lb bow without batting an eye. * It stands up to sun, weather, and arrows come right out of it as easily as compressed sheet blocks. It's lighter than the compressed sheet blocks, easier to carry, and smaller to fit in your vehicle loaded with camping and hunting gear.
For the price, this is a decent target. It stops crossbow bolts very well. Approximately 1/3 of the length of a 20'' 400 grain bolt shot at 300 fps from 20 yards is penetrated. Because Target's filling facilitates the removal of bolts, it is easy to remove them. It is easy to pull them out with just one hand. This product is easy to move around and place due to its handle and flat bottom. I like it.
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