Do you have to kneel when shooting at this target? it doesn't seem to stand tall enough in the photo
1742458
I drilled 2 holes in a 8x10 block of wood about 2 feet long.Holds the target up and off the ground,so you don,t have to pound it in. plus easy to pick up and carry. at 35 feet it is an ok height.
1313444
You need to straddle one of the legs as you don't really sit in it, but on it, and it is a small target. I am 170lbs and it is comfortable for what it is.
1034506
Mine did need a small amount of calibration, my elevation line was too high. Fire at a fixed target from a padded flat surface.Mark your targets and check your calibration accordingly.
1365248
I doubt that you can get sufficient accuracy. It will shoot high, but can you get it over the right limb?
1313928
If you have any kind of a sense of balance you can do this solo, but you will be going for the longer shots, since you need to get your foot replanted before you shoot just for accuracy. I have done a few shots that way. It's definitely easier with someone else launching.
1930356
those 2 prongs at the bottom ends of the target sink into the ground. we have ours up from the horizontal bottom line from the ground (grass) 2" or so. so u could also mount the 2 legs into wood or something if u wanted to raise the height--it works good and we always use it at some point during shooting--the target shoots off quickly--we just spray paint the ends real fast--works great. definitely worth the money for 44 or 45 pistol shooting i think--;)
2003348
I use a pellet rifle and have found it to be the best target that I have and I have a lot of targets. I have it @ 120 to 130 feet and it is very challenging to hit. The best target ever---!!.
1785018
If you extend the legs, yes, also when you are shooting, yes. But if the butt is down and the gun is sitting, no.
89419
No, it is set tilted forward. It has to be that way in order to un holster the weapon. It's not bad at all.
937522
believe it or not, we haven't taken it out of the box yet!we ordered for a shoot, but ended up not needing it, but I thought you could adjust height
1949781
I have a Canon of similar size and weight and it isn't really possible to use it vertically if you are simply resting the feet on a flat surface. It is totally possible to use it to take vertical picts if you are wrapping the feet around something like a railing, a limb or similar. It's all a balance thing. It is plenty strong.
1392164
It is redisigned. So far it is true to form. There is no need to adjust for sights if at 25yards. Anything below that, then you need to take that into account on your aim.
1626461
Yes of course, however the target will be shorter than you. One way to address this issue would be to place the base of the Reflex Bag on a sturdy, slightly elevated surface such as a small table or footstool. Please make sure the base of the Reflex Bag is stable and stays in place on the elevated surface when you strike.
1718989
Your absolutely right. I shot at a bear at a 3d shoot it was standing up at a pretty steep angle at 60 yards and it told me to shoot at 55 and I was still high. So we shot it again for 50 and we were right on. I haven't messed with it out of my tree stand yet.
861129
It is a little high. It's made to line up with AR sights ( Eotec , etc ) It's even a little to high for my Sightmark
1156017
@jjnew It is too tall, and that ticked me off too. Instead of returning it I chose to get a 1" riser for my rear sight aperture to accommodate for idiodic sizing. Hope this helps.
1724899
I hadn't thought about this before, but I went and looked after seeing the question. There is a slight angle to the controls, so a person is able to see controls from above. You do not have to bend or kneel directly in front; just look down. I have had the unit for a few years now, and am really happy with it.