[bearcatter]

The Occaisionally Better Half got me this for my birthday (tomorrow). Neat design, but it "walks" away from you as it's hit. A lot of waits for my range to go "cold" so I can retrieve it....

They also specify 75 feet distance or better, and use of frangible or "soft" ammo (their quotes), whatever "soft" means.

For my needs, it's likely getting returned.


Walking Target Presents Flippin' Critters | The Target That Walks When You Hit It! | Target Practice Aid, Targets, Unique Shooting Targets

 

[303lithgow]

Tennis balls do the same thing and are cheaper. Plus you can start shootin' them just a few yards away.

 

[Sightngrl]

Bearcatter I love shootn toys! My plow looking toy that is similar to your critter toy, is alot of fun too. Enjoy!

 

[bearcatter]

Bearcatter I love shootn toys! My plow looking toy that is similar to your critter toy, is alot of fun too. Enjoy!

I'll bet you like a lot of toys, you naughty girl.........

I'll stick to my Champion rubber prairie dogs. They don't walk around, and I've got two unshot ones that were free with a CCI promotion. A couple of half shot ones should make it through next year.

The Flippin' Critter was exchanged for a Galco Stow N Go IWB holster. Tried it around the house for a while, more comfortable than I expected.

 

[North country gal]

Looks like fun. Things sure have changed from the days when tin/aluminum cans were the action targets of choice for us rimfire shooters. That was recycling the old-fashinoed way.

Unfortunately, I can't use those moving style targets, up here. Open fields are few and far between. Used to love walking tin cans back in he days when I lived in farm country, though.