Crosman CSLT Metal Spinning Target,Black

Apparently I should learn how to check measurements before I make purchases . It works as expected but much much smaller than I even imagined.

Introduction (75 words):As an avid shooter, I recently had the opportunity to test out the Crosman CSLT Metal Spinning Target, and I must say it has revolutionized my target practice sessions. This high-quality target provides a thrilling shooting experience with its durable construction and unique spinning design. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced shooter, the Crosman CSLT Metal Spinning Target is a fantastic addition to your range gear.Durability and Construction (125 words):The durability of the Crosman CSLT Metal Spinning Target is outstanding. Constructed from rugged steel, this target can withstand repeated use and the impact of various calibers without showing signs of damage. The black finish not only adds a sleek look but also contributes to the target's resistance against rust and corrosion, ensuring its longevity. The sturdy base provides stability, preventing any unwanted movement during shooting sessions. Additionally, the target's design incorporates smooth and precise spinning motion, which adds an extra element of excitement to each shot.Versatility and Adjustability (125 words):One of the standout features of the Crosman CSLT Metal Spinning Target is its versatility and adjustability. The target offers multiple shooting options, allowing you to engage with different shooting scenarios. The target can be adjusted to three different heights, accommodating shooters of varying skill levels and preferences. Whether you're practicing with a handgun or a rifle, this target provides a satisfying audible feedback and visual confirmation with each hit, encouraging continuous improvement in accuracy and precision.Ease of Setup and Portability (100 words):Setting up the Crosman CSLT Metal Spinning Target is a breeze. The target comes with clear and concise instructions, and the components are easy to assemble. The compact and lightweight design makes it convenient to transport, making it an ideal choice for outdoor shooting sessions or range trips. The target can be disassembled quickly for storage or transportation, and the sturdy carrying handle ensures hassle-free portability.Safety and Shooting Experience (125 words):Safety is paramount in any shooting activity, and the Crosman CSLT Metal Spinning Target addresses this concern effectively. The design of the target promotes safe shooting practices by diverting the bullet fragments downward, away from the shooter. This reduces the risk of ricochets and provides peace of mind during shooting sessions. Moreover, the spinning action of the target adds an element of excitement and challenge, making each shot rewarding and engaging. The audible confirmation of hits adds to the overall shooting experience and helps to track progress.Conclusion (50 words):In conclusion, the Crosman CSLT Metal Spinning Target is a top-notch choice for anyone looking to improve their shooting skills. With its exceptional durability, versatility, and user-friendly setup, this target delivers a thrilling shooting experience while promoting safety. Add the Crosman CSLT Metal Spinning Target to your shooting gear collection and take your target practice sessions to the next level.

Cool little target, and for 10 bucks it was absolutely worth it. My only big con with it, is that it isn't very sturdy. It's a pretty small target, so I like having it set up on a table, and when the targets are hit and swing, the weight will usually pull it over forward, or push it over backwards depending on what direction you face the legs in. That's only an issue on solid surfaces, if you have it on the ground you simply push the legs in to the dirt a bit and it is fine.After you anchor it though, it works great. I've been using it with my large caliber blowgun with stun darts/slingshots/and medium-high powered pellet rifles, and it has worked really well. You will want to get extra sticker targets, they don't last long and it only comes with 2 sets. Adhesive targets are cheap and readily available though. But the metal swinging plates themselves are holding up well. And, for how thin the frame is it's holding up pretty well also, I'm definitely not the best marksman and the frame has taken a few errant shots and still maintained its shape and structure, just a bit of chipped paint.

The build quality was good probably would last about two years. It is extremely fun to use and I like that the target spin. The design is really good and the target quality is nice. Functionality is really good and I like that you can continue to put stickers on the target.

There’s no contact fir me to ask a question but I’m not sure this little bar is supposed to be lose like this as the image looks welded but for the price I’ll just JB weld it. The bar is just floating but the other side looks like it’s barely attached. Now it might just be mine though not all like this so take it with a grain of salt.

I bought it to use as a slingshot target primarily. Just got it today and took around 50 shots at it. Seems to be very durable for what I'm using it for. May drag out the .177 springer and take a few shots just for giggles. I think it'll last a long time unless you leave it outside in the rain. If that's the plan I'd probably squirt some WD40 on it from time to time. Good buy. I'll probably pick up another before long.

I own an air gun to control our pest population. Hate it when those little ones have to suffer due to bad shot placement, precision is key to humane dispatches. I use a Gamo Fusion 975 FPS .22 cal air gun, seems the scope can occasionally use fine tuning. Additionally I find target practice a great way to shoot away the stresses of daily life. Paper work well, but the price adds up and I spend quite a bit of time covering holes and swapping in new targets. Was looking for a way to make this effort consume less time and $.Read all of the positive and negative reviews for this reset target and for $12 shipped, was easy to take a chance -- glad I did. 100% agree that this is a pile of fun, no more fiddling with paper, adding the audible response to a hit makes a big difference, call it an improved experience.Some reviews negatively reflected on it's small size, this is exactly what I was looking for to fine tune the scope's zero. One review claimed the bigger side targets are 2.5" and the small middle target is 1.5", I haven't mesaured but that seems right to me.Not sure of my gun's precise FPE, but it's clearly not enough to dent or mangle this. Sent around 50 18gr pellets at it so far. Beyond the paint getting nicked, this looks like it will stand up to far more, far longer... and I own a can of black spray paint.With well-executed shots, the side targets spin 2-3 times, the smaller middle target becomes a fan.

Happy with this target. Fun to use and nice design.