Rat-On-The-Run Airgun Target

I'm up to 9 of these targets on my range. They get shot several times a week with my .177 hft rig, impact m4 .22 and my dynamic in .25 (turned down to about 40fpe). I havent shot one at higher power to see how they'd hold up, but I plan to.These target are great to practice on and help you understand pellet trajectory at various ranges. I highly recommend trying one out to see what you think. They're easy to set and reset with the tug of the string.

I bought one from Pyramyd over a year ago. I screwed it onto a tree stump at my range. It has held up after many shooting sessions and staying outside in all weather. I have replaced the string and painted the target. It is a great addition to my range. I shoot paper targets predominantly but the rat and a few spinners make it more fun.

This airgun target is pure FUN! I mounted it to my target stand and shoot this steel rat at 40 yards with my Benjamin Cayden .22 PCP air rifle (I use the lowest power setting for more shots per fill).If you hit the center target on the rat, the rat falls down (and it will not bounce back up). If you miss, the rat will not fall down. Pull the included string to reset the rat and shoot it over and over again.To increase the challenge, there are two built in target blockers that will reduce the size of the area that must be hit to knock the rat down.

So far i am very much impressed with its workmanship and thickness , smooth to the touch well made, if you THINK you are a good shot try it with a Springer and free handed and you are back to school really !, PCP too easy , it will improve your over all marksmanship and make you a better shooter over time, the string is a good length and the ability to adjust hole size is good.

great item