Heavy Duty Dueling Tree

Its fun to shoot. But i bought the big calibur tree so 9mm doesnt flip the target. So if your only using small cal guns dont get the big cal one. Works good at 200 yards with a 30-06 180 grain. But... a .17 hornet at 200 yards... but the 17 will ding the pans... but those are pushing 4850 fps 💪. Its good but no 17 hornet, 00 buck, or 50 cal. Or you may mess up the plates...

This tree is built to last and it is heavy with thick steel. I replaced the nuts and bolts with pin and hitch pin to hold it together, this makes setup a lot quicker. Glad I spent the extra money for the heavy duty one for lone guns and hand guns. Both lone and short range weapons. Great fun.

This target is heavy duty, easy to setup, and worth every penny! Myself and two friends split the price three ways and the target exceeded our expectations!

it says "easy assembly and disassembly" I specifically bought this because of that claim. This is simply not true. Yes there are only 2 bolts that hold this together, but I expected portability. Once that base is on, it is on. There is no assembling this when you get to your shooting location. If you have a set location, and leave this up all the time, it is awesome. I am just frustrate for shelling out $500 and it is simply a pain to get from point a to point b. Please improve your marketing.

This is definitely a BIG step up from shooting holes in paper! A little pricey, but lot's of fun!

Match advertise to a T.

Had much fun the first time using it. I was confused at how far forward the tree leans but once it's set up it doesn't move. We hit the post many times but no damage except for the missing paint.

Purchased on sale at Gunnies in Orem, UT. This thing is a beast and should last many years. I wanted mine more portable so I replaced the 2 screws with cotter pins. I can disassemble in less than a minute and everything lays flat for transport. I keep a couple of extra clips for the cotter pins because they don't hold up too well to the fragmenting bullets.