Why are targets low to the ground? and what is the best stand for them?
1761253
There is a stand that will hold it or you can hang it anywhere you want to.
1761254
Targets like these were never intended for just setting on the ground. I shoot in my backyard and a friend made me a simple stand/table which I attached wheels to so I can roll it in and out of the garage comfortably. I also purchased a B.U.P. backstop I mounted on shepherd's hooks. Works like a charm.
1761255
They are low to the ground because that is the height of them. I don't have a stand for mine, but when I want them higher, I put them on sandbags.................
1761256
There are eyelets on the sides to hang it from something like a tree if you want to raise it up off the ground. I usually hang mine tied to a fence in my back yard a couple feet off the ground that usually works just fine.
105193
The gun can be a little on the heavy side so it's hard to hold steady free handed. If you put it on some type of support and it usually shoots pretty good. Also the cheaper pellets tend to wander all over the target. Buy the higher quality ammo. That should help out also.
1916808
Use medium profile mounts. I had a hawke 40mm scope n my mounts were low profile n i had reasonable clearance. If you want to use airgun sights you may opt a high profile mount but i personally prefer to mount my scopes as low as I can.
1266620
You can put the rest at any height you want, because they are foam stickys. They don't work real well for scoped rifles.
1207812
if you have a front sight you will want to have the scope above it so you can use it as another or back up sight.but you will always want the scope as low as you can mount it.
908892
its not annoying at all. it is at the bottom and its really out of view. i think its very useful actually, it helps for air guns with hop up.
1541389
Yes, zero at top reticle (100yds). The lower reticles are used for 200 yds, then next one down is 300 yds etc...those other reticles are used to aim at farther distances. For example top reticle=100 yds lowest reticle for 600 yds
2241212
BBs, because they are lighter. Not a very powerful gun with either. BB and pellet drops fast after 20-30 feet.
1217696
The bottom two will deflect the bullet particles downward. The upper is probably deflecting them upwards, since the hinge is below the target. I've used this target several times with my Glock .40 and Marlin 60 (.22 rifle), and it's working great.
637021
It is extremely light! I didn't realize that they sit low to the ground. It isn't a problem for me but just keep that in mind.
2091583
Canted BUIS are usually for close range purposes (under 100 yards, or even under 50 yards). This could be used in that role, but I don't consider this to be one of the better options. These are not as quick to acquire a target as a red dot.
180241
It is fairly low. A flip up back up sight will sit underneath a pretty large scope. I have a 24 power big scope and my backup sits under it without hitting that or the front rail.
1282920
It sits fairly low but it's large in length and height. For the real estate that it takes up, I'd just go with a regular scope (of which I did)
1010811
This one is close to the ground. My daughters are 8 and 11 and love this beam! Santa brought it last year and I still cannot keep them off of it! They practice on it daily when they are not at the Gym or at a competition! I like it because I don't have to have mats under it because it is so low to the ground. Hope this helps!
2035769
they're PELLETS. they are round for convenience, so you can load them like BBs and it won't matter which direction they're facing.
2086846
There is a screw on the back just behind the light. Turn it one way and it aims higher and the other way aims it lower. I had to take them out and put them back on a few times to get everything figured out. Hope that helps!
1311812
We hang ours on a stack of hay bales. You could set it on the ground but yes it would be low.