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There's something satisfying about steel that talks back, and this Caldwell resetting target delivers that instant feedback with every pellet you send its way. Four lower paddles swing up and out of the way when you tag them, and a shot to the top plate flips the whole row back down so you can run it again without ever walking downrange. It's the kind of setup that turns a quick plinking session into an hour you didn't plan on.
The magic here is the auto-reset mechanism. Hit a paddle, it drops. Hit the top target, everything resets. That simple back-and-forth keeps you shooting instead of resetting by hand, which is exactly what you want when you're dialing in a scope or just having fun in the backyard. Reviewers have noted these run best with a proper lean angle on the frame, so take a minute during setup to get that pitch right and the reset action stays smooth.
This target is cut from AR500, the same hardened steel serious shooters trust to soak up impact and keep going. The 1.5-inch paddles and bright black-and-orange bullseyes give you a clear aim point at typical airgun distances, and folks report it holds up fine to moderate .22 pellet loads without denting. The freestanding frame is light enough to grab and go, so it moves from the garage to the range to a buddy's property with zero fuss.
One thing to keep in mind: this one is designed for lead pellets only. Steel BBs and non-lead pellets can bounce back, so stick with lead ammo to keep the action reliable and the fun going. Pair it with a pellet rifle or pistol and you've got a reactive target that never gets old.
This target is built for lead pellets fired from air rifles and air pistols. Steel BBs and non-lead pellets are not recommended since they can ricochet off the steel. Sticking with lead pellets keeps the reset action working the way it should.
The four lower paddles swing up and out of the way when you hit them. When you shoot the top target, it trips the mechanism and drops the whole bottom row back into firing position. That means you keep shooting without ever walking downrange to reset by hand.
Yes. The AR500 steel construction is made to take repeated impacts, and users have reported that moderate .22 pellet loads don't damage it. Getting the frame's lean angle right during setup helps the paddles reset cleanly rather than spinning all the way around.
It is. The freestanding frame is lightweight and portable, so it packs up easily for the range, the backyard, or a trip out to a friend's property. Setup is quick once you get the frame leaning at the proper angle.
| UPC | 661120205852 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 820585 |
| Mount Type | Standing |
| Product Type | Resetting |
| Quantity | 1 |
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