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There's something satisfying about ditching paper for steel, and the Birchwood Casey Double Mag Spinner delivers that ping-and-spin payoff every time you connect. It's a two-disc reactive target aimed squarely at the big bore handgun crowd, rated for centerfire cartridges up to .44 Magnum. Each hit sends a paddle spinning and resets itself, so you can shoot, watch it swing, and line up your next round without walking downrange.
The smart part of this setup is the two different paddle sizes. You get a 3-inch upper disc for tighter, more demanding shots and a larger 4.25-inch lower paddle when you want an easier mark or you're stretching things out to distance. Both paddles wear high-visibility target spots that make for a clear aiming point even when the light isn't perfect, and the audible feedback is a real help when spotting holes on paper gets tedious.
Build quality is where the magnum-rated targets earn their keep. Both paddles are cut from 3/8-inch thick steel and hang from a welded standing frame, which is heavier than the standard World of Targets discs for a reason. That extra thickness is what lets it take repeated .44 Magnum hits without denting out. A built-in foot rest lets you push the legs into firm ground so the whole thing stays planted through a shooting session.
This one is designed for soft-nose bullets on centerfire handguns, not rimfire .22s or steel-core loads. Manufacturer guidance calls for a minimum shooting distance of 25 yards, which is standard practice for steel and keeps things running clean. Set it up, back off to a safe distance, and you've got a reusable target that beats stapling up fresh paper all afternoon.
It's rated for centerfire handguns firing soft-nose bullets up to .44 Magnum. It is not made for rimfire .22s, steel-core, or full metal jacket loads. Sticking to the recommended bullet types keeps the target spinning correctly and helps it last.
Birchwood Casey lists a minimum shooting distance of 25 yards for this target. That's the standard safe distance for steel and helps everything run clean. Always follow the manufacturer's guidance on distance and bullet type.
Yes. When you hit a paddle it spins around and settles back into place, so there's no walking downrange to reset knocked-down targets. That's the whole appeal of a spinner style target for extended practice sessions.
The upper disc is a 3-inch circle for tighter, more challenging shots, and the lower paddle is a larger 4.25-inch circle that's easier to hit or better suited for longer range work. Both are cut from 3/8-inch steel and carry high-visibility target spots for a clear aiming point.
| UPC | 029057462449 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | BC-46244 |
| Model | |
| Mount Type | Standing |
| Product Type | Target |
| Quantity | 1 Unit |
| Shipping Weight | 5.15 |
| Units per Box | 1 Target |
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