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The Birchwood Casey Super Double Mag Spinner is one of those targets that just makes range day more fun. It is a two-disc spinning target built specifically for the big bore pistol crowd, and it rewards a solid hit with instant action you can both see and hear. No walking downrange to reset paper, no knocked-over cans, just aim, fire, and watch the paddles whip around when you connect.
This is the larger sibling in the Mag Spinner family. It runs a 4.5-inch paddle up top and a 6-inch paddle on the bottom, giving you a bigger, more forgiving aiming point that works great for easier target acquisition or stretching things out to longer distances. Both paddles are cut from thick 3/8-inch steel, which is the beefier gauge Birchwood Casey uses on their magnum-rated targets so they can take a real pounding and keep spinning for years.
The whole thing uses a twist design with no welds to break, which is a big reason these hold up so well over time. Instead of paint that chips off after a few sessions, the steel gets a blackened finish that wears a lot better under repeated impacts. A built-in footrest lets you step the target right into hard ground for a stable setup, so you are not fighting with stakes or sandbags before you even get to shoot.
This spinner is made for centerfire handguns up to .44 Magnum and runs best with soft nose bullets at a distance of at least 25 yards. It covers everything from .38 Special up through the heavy .44 Mag loads, so it is a great match if you shoot revolvers or big-bore semi-autos and want reactive feedback without the hassle. Keep in mind it is not built for rimfire, so save the .22 for one of the lighter Birchwood Casey spinners.
It is rated for centerfire handguns up to .44 Magnum, so it handles the range from .38 Special on up through heavy .44 Mag loads. Birchwood Casey recommends soft nose bullets shot from at least 25 yards. It is not built for rimfire calibers, so keep the .22 off of it.
The Super Double Mag runs bigger paddles, with a 4.5-inch top disc and a 6-inch lower disc versus the smaller 3-inch and 4.25-inch paddles on the standard Double Mag. That makes it easier to hit up close and a better pick for longer-range work. Both use the same tough 3/8-inch magnum-rated steel.
Yes, it is an auto-resetting spinning design. When you hit a paddle it whips around and comes back into position on its own, so there is no walking downrange to set anything back up. You get that instant see-and-hear feedback and just keep shooting.
The target has a built-in footrest that lets you step it right into the ground for a stable base, even in harder soil. There are no welds to break thanks to the twist design, so setup is quick and it holds up well over time. For best results, place it on level ground at 25 yards or more.
| UPC | 029057463446 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 46344 |
| Model | |
| Mount Type | Standing |
| Product Type | Spinner |
| Quantity | 1 Kit |
| Shipping Weight | 7.1375 |
| Units per Box | 1 Target |
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