Good archery target

[Jon_G]

Looking for recommendations for a good archery target. I have a Morrell's yellow jacket but they're too soft and I've had to leave 2 field points inside because I couldn't get them out and that's with using a Double D's magnum arrow puller. I'd like to stay under $200. Since I am new at archery, I'd prefer a target with circles to shoot at so I can have the same exact reference point to shoot at every time. But if it's an animal 3d target I'll make it work. If you have one for sell in decent condition let me know. Thanks a lot for your input.

 

[sacklunch]

Rinehart 18-1, I'm multiple years into mine and it takes broadheads well too.

 

[Mighty Mouse]

I do most of my shooting into a cheap bag target and just replace the outer skin when it gets shot out. I also have a Rinehart 18-1 but save it for broadheads and for taking to hunting camp.

 

[DiabeticKripple]

Rinehart 18-1

 

[LostArra]

Camofire frequently has the 18-1 blem under $100

 

[Muskykris]

Bigshot targets

I have the extreme 500

By far the best targets I’ve witnessed. Prior to buying mine I shot my buddies 500.

Him, his brother, father and me all shot high speed crossbows into it and our compounds…for years!!!. 2 finger pull.

I honestly can’t say enough about them.

BIGshot Iron Man Extreme 500 Target

Designed with the extreme shooter in mind who want the longest lasting target on the market Utilize a fortified shell to achieve extreme compression Multi-directional woven ballistic core Stops even the fastest compounds and crossbows Super easy pull; field points only Dimensions: 24" x 24" x 9"...

lancasterarchery.com

 

[aachey]

I know its above your price range but the Rhinehart woodland series is around $250, my mini elk took around 3000 shots until I decided to finish it off with broadhead shooting. I recommend an arrow puller though. Shots not in the "vitals" can be quite difficult to pull. That's with a 450gr arrow around 285fps.

 

[entropy]

Agree with K1United. I have thousands of arrows in two different Bulldogs, both still going strong. For broadheads, I'm a fan of my Sevr target.

 

[Keith Stone]

I don’t shoot every day year round but block targets have done well for me. They’re not the easiest to pull but fairly durable.

 

[ResearchinStuff]

Sevr, way more durable than my 18-1, especially for broadheads

 

[jlw0142]

I really like my Morrell High Roller. Not as expensive as a Rinehart, but great quality nonetheless.

 

[CB4]

https://www.scopelist.com/Delta-McKenzie-Backyard-Series-Big-8-XL-20-BLEMISHED-Target-21200.aspx

I bought one of these a couple months ago. Very pleased. Had an 18-1 before this that I now shoot through. Was very happy with the 18-1 but like the design of the Delta Big 8 more. I went with the XL.

 

[pcrossett]

Rinehart 18-1

I'd second this target. I use it for both field points and broadheads and it is still holding up strong.

 

[Muskykris]

Now that we are into broadhead targets… blob is my top pick

Bulldog has been mentioned a few times looks similar to the extreme 500

 

[htlt_surfboards]

I have a 24" 365 archery target that I have been very happy with. The center where you shoot is replaceable and I have gotten about a year out of it using both broad heads and field points before I needed a new one. Its light weight and the size is nice to shoot out at far distances. I think the 24" is right at $200 and the center cube has different size dots on each size like you were hoping for.

 

[ZRob97]

+1 for the 365 targets, my shop started carrying them after only having rinehart and I think 365 is there main seller now. I have a 24” and really like it

 

[Jon_G]

Bigshot targets

I have the extreme 500

By far the best targets I’ve witnessed. Prior to buying mine I shot my buddies 500.

Him, his brother, father and me all shot high speed crossbows into it and our compounds…for years!!!. 2 finger pull.

I honestly can’t say enough about them.

BIGshot Iron Man Extreme 500 Target

Designed with the extreme shooter in mind who want the longest lasting target on the market Utilize a fortified shell to achieve extreme compression Multi-directional woven ballistic core Stops even the fastest compounds and crossbows Super easy pull; field points only Dimensions: 24" x 24" x 9"...

lancasterarchery.com

Awesome Thank you this sounds intriguing!

 

[Jpsmith1]

Save a few extra bucks and buy a Matrix target.

I've shot the living h**l out of mine and haven't even had to replace a module, yet.

Yeah, they're north of $300 but they're rock solid with super easy arrow removal to boot.

 

[ARK_Ginger]

I'm currently shooting a Morrell high roller

 

[rclouse79]

I have just been sticking with the original block target. It seems like I can get through a season of heavy shooting before my arrows start going through. I save my old ones so I can put them around the target I am using to make a backstop.