Broadhead Target for crossbows

[Raven]

I just bought a crossbow because of my disability I tryed shooting muzzy broad heads at my sixshooter broadhead target they pass through now i am looking for a new target that stops my arrows any ideas on what works??

[Greg Krause]

I have little experience with crossbows, but I have to think the Rinehart 18-1 would be perfect. It stops everything that I can throw at it and it lasts forever. If you wear it out within one year they will replace it for you.

[BT]

Agreed
The Rinehart is the target to get for longevity and stopping power.
Comes with a 1 year warranty against shoot out as well

[Raven]

Thanks for the info i did some quick research on the 18-1 here is a link you might want to read this target took over 5000 shots and is still going strong..
www.rinehart3-d.com/18-1-guaranteed.aspx

[Greg Krause]

That is what we have seen here as well. a very good target!

[chuckjr]

The block cube works well too. I use a 200lb. crossbow, it stops them just fine!

[sekoutdoors]

I shoot a Horton Hunter Elite, 175lb draw and the target I use is a Yellow Jacket broadhead target, no problem getting them stopped even at point blank range.

Joe

[buckhunter46755]

I use a 99 cent burlap feedback from the farm store. Stuff it tight with old jeans t-shirts, towels, etc. Anything fabric. Then I put plastic grocery bags inside the fromt of the target on the side I'm shooting. BH's pull out fairly easy if you have enough plastic bags on the inside / front. It's the best target I've used. I got the idea from a guy on another forum. Saved me a lot of money I can now spend on other stuff. All those cube targets are priced waaaay more than there worth. They are a waste of your hard earned money.... JMO

chris

[BT]

buckhunter46755 said:

I use a 99 cent burlap feedback from the farm store. Stuff it tight with old jeans t-shirts, towels, etc. Anything fabric. Then I put plastic grocery bags inside the from of the target on the side I'm shooting. BH's pull out fairly easy if you have enough plastic bags on the inside / front. It's the best target I've used. I got the idea from a guy on another forum. Saved me a lot of money I can now spend on other stuff. All those cube targets are priced waaaay more than there worth. They are a waste of your hard earned money.... JMO

chris

I use the nylon grain bags from the feed store and stuff them full of polypropylene.
Same way a pro bag is constructed.
I have had two of them for 20 years and I suspect they will outlast me

[awshucks]

The 18-1 doesn't work well w/ Gold Tip carbons, easier to get last years taxes back than to pull arrows. Shame too, great target.