Birchwood Casey Sharpshooter Spinner Target SDA22 for .22 Rimfire

Description

The Birchwood Casey Sharpshooter Spinner Target is one of those pieces of gear that makes a range day more fun the second you set it up. It's built for .22 rimfire rifles and handguns, and gives you two spinning circles to work with: a challenging 2.25 inch top target and an easier 3.625 inch lower target. Hit either one and it spins, resets itself, and stays ready for your next shot. You get instant feedback you can both see and hear, which is exactly what keeps folks plinking for hours.

What Makes the Sharpshooter Spinner Worth Grabbing

The whole appeal here is the counter-balanced spinner design. Instead of knocking a paddle flat and hiking downrange to stand it back up, the paddles rotate around and settle back into position on their own. That means less time resetting and more time actually shooting. The two different target sizes also let you dial in the difficulty, so it works just as well for a new shooter learning the basics as it does for someone sharpening their groups at distance.

Built to Take a Beating

This is solid steel construction, with the paddles running 3/16 inch thick and hung from a durable welded steel frame. That kind of build holds up to years of regular use, and the high-visibility Target Spots give you a clear aiming point even when you back up for some longer shots. The finish is designed to shrug off repeated hits without chipping or flaking, so it keeps looking sharp shot after shot.

Setup couldn't be simpler. There's a built-in footrest that lets you press the stand into the ground, even the hard-packed stuff, so it stays put while you shoot. It's lightweight and portable enough to toss in the truck and take out to your favorite spot, then pull up and bring home when you're done. For the money, it's tough to beat for casual plinking, practice, and just having a good time with a .22.