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Champion built the DuraSeal 7" Prairie Dog spinner for folks who are tired of shooting up paper or beating dents into a steel plate. It's a non-metal, self-sealing target that absorbs hundreds of rounds and still holds its shape, letting bullets pass clean through with minimal damage so it lasts through session after session. When you connect, the prairie dog wobbles and spins to give you that instant visual confirmation of a good hit. And because the whole thing rides at roughly 80 percent lighter than a comparable metal target, hauling it out to your spot and setting it up takes no effort at all.
The magic here is in the self-sealing polymer. Instead of catching and stopping a round the way steel does, the bullet slips through and the material closes back around the hole. That means no cratering, no spatter coming back at you, and a target that keeps its silhouette for a long, long time. It handles everything from .22 rimfire up through most large-caliber rifles and handguns, so whether you're plinking with a .17 or running a varmint rifle, this thing takes the punishment.
This is the standing spinner model, so it comes with a stand and rugged metal legs that anchor it firmly to the ground. The auto-resetting design means it swings back into position on its own after every hit, so you get hours of continuous shooting without walking downrange to reset anything. The 7-inch orange body stands out against dirt, grass, or a berm, which makes it easy to pick up in your sights at distance.
It's a great pick for backyard varmint practice, teaching a new shooter the satisfaction of a reactive target, or just burning through a box of ammo on a lazy afternoon. Lightweight, tough, and endlessly reusable, the DuraSeal prairie dog earns its spot in the range bag.
It's rated to handle .22 rimfire up through most large-caliber rifles and handguns. The self-sealing material lets bullets pass through and closes back around the hole, so it holds up to everything from a .17 all the way up to varmint rifle rounds. For the longest life, avoid steel-core or armor-piercing ammo.
Yes, it's an auto-resetting design. When you connect, the prairie dog wobbles and spins to confirm the hit, then swings back into position on its own. That means hours of continuous shooting without walking downrange to reset anything.
Steel stops the bullet and can throw spatter back at you, while DuraSeal is a non-metal, self-sealing polymer that lets the round pass through with minimal damage. It weighs about 80 percent less than a comparable metal target, so it's far easier to carry and set up. It also holds its shape after hundreds of rounds.
It does. This is the standing spinner model, and it includes a stand with rugged metal legs that hold the target firmly in place. Just set it up on the dirt or grass and start shooting.
| UPC | 076683409546 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 40954 |
| Length | 16.0500 |
| Mount Type | Standing |
| Product Type | Spinner |
| Quantity | 1 |
| Shipping Weight | 1.4 |
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