Birchwood Casey Ground Strike Hanging Plate Resealable Target Kit for Shooting - Durable Long-Lasting Highly Visible Yellow 8" Plate Self-Healing Target Rated for .22 Caliber & Up

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Pretty good target overall. Came with multiple shoot n see adhesive covers, takes rounds pretty good, too. The frame is a bit weak, so if a round his it, it bends pretty good or breaks. The target itself though, is great for the cost. I put 100 rounds through it tonight and it's still going very strong

These self-healing targets generally work really well. Once I shoot off the legs (it's bound to happen), I plan on hanging the plate by the hole up top.One star deducted when comparing the Birchwood Casey brand self-healing targets to the other brands that I've shot. The Do-All 4" ball, the Caldwell 5" cube, and the Champion duraseal spinner targets ALL heal up better and any holes left behind are smaller, if not existent. The BC targets are brittle and small chunks are already missing from the hexball, and I only shot it with 22lrs.Another star deducted because Amazon forgot to include the pack of stick-on targets, and when contacted, said that I need to return the plate when they ship out an entire combo package. Just send out the missing targets instead of making me work for your mistake. This is the third order within the past year when there have been missing items.

Great reactive target and very easily visible. The only reason I won't give it 5 stars is because the provided sticky targets do not remain attached to the target for very many shots before falling off. Other than that this target works as advertised and appears to be very durable.

This target lasted all of 12 rounds. The target itself is fine, but the mounting bracket is too soft and doesn't stand up to center-fire ammo. After 12 shots of .223 at 75 yards, the target went down. Upon examination, a round gouged out 4/5ths of one side of the ground post on one side and near the top-arc of the bracket, another round cut it clean in half - which is why it went down. Don't buy. Will try to return.

Update: New replacement targets arrived and do stick a little bit better in cold weather but still lets go after awhile on the rubbery plastic target. 3M 77 adhesive eventually let's go also. Previous review: Wondering if anyone has figured out the best remedy for the poor sticking performance of the shoot.n.c adhesive targets? Do they work better in warmer weather? I shot at it with 22lr and 40sw in 34 degree weather and the adhesive lets go after a couple of shots. The 1/4" thick bracket is sturdy and holds the target up fine. The round 8" yellow hanging target is made of a stiff rubber type material and the bullets go right through it and the hole closes up. UPDATE: Push pins were difficult to push into hard rubbery plastic backing. Staple gun with 3/8" staples held fine but removing staples was a pain. More so when staples are hit by a bullet and broken. Birchwood Casey support says that it could be old stock and are sending replacement sticky targets at no charge. In the meantime, the best solution I found was using a good even coat of 3M Scotch Super 77 Multi-Purpose Spray Adhesive over the dried out adhesive. A bit messy when it gets on fingers but holds the shoot.n.c. targets well.