Rinehart Jimmy Big Tine Insert – Self-Healing 3D Target Core

Description

When the vital zone on your Jimmy Big Tine finally gives up after a season or two of arrows, you don't need to toss the whole deer. This replacement insert drops right into the body of your Rinehart Woodland Jimmy Big Tine and gets you back to slinging arrows in minutes. It's the same Rinehart signature foam that made the original core hold up, so you're refreshing the part that takes all the abuse and keeping the target you already know.

What the Jimmy Big Tine Insert Is Built To Do

The insert is molded from Rinehart's solid, self-healing foam, the stuff that closes back up shot after shot instead of tearing out into a crater. It's rated to handle both compound bows and crossbows, and it takes field points, fixed broadheads, and expandables without losing its shape. Arrow removal stays easy too, which is a big deal when you're pulling dozens of shafts in an afternoon and don't want to fight the target for every one.

Getting Your Rinehart Insert Swapped In

The core uses Rinehart's locking design, so it seats into the body without glue or hardware. Line it up, lock it in, and you're shooting. Archers running the Jimmy Big Tine have reported getting years out of the original insert before needing a fresh one, and this is the exact part that lets you keep that target in the rotation rather than starting over.

Who Reaches For This Core

This is aimed squarely at anyone who already owns the Woodland Jimmy Big Tine, which stands 48 inches tall and 40 inches long and simulates a 100-pound deer. If you've put a summer's worth of practice into the center mass and it's starting to show, a new insert is the smart, affordable move. Backyard shooters tuning for the season and folks running 3D practice rounds both lean on this replaceable-core setup to stretch the life of their target well past what a one-piece foam block would give you.