Delta McKenzie Chunk Layered Target Chunk Mo Foam Layered Target, Black, 12"

Bought this along with many others just to try it in my basement at about 10 yards plus. I have my wall behind it might I add. Never hit the wall once with the cheapest ten point you can buy and pile driver arrow with savage broad heads. To me it looks like the people complaining..... spend money on arrows that show in their review pictures to twist before each use. WTF Walmart junk you buying? lMFAO Do your self a favor and spend at least a dollar on a good arrow and broad heads and this will hold up just fine. I bought the 12 inch but will be buying every size available in multiples of two shortly. Great value at a great price. In the rankings of any other I’ve spent triple on in the past.

I've only used this with my pistol crossbow which is probably around a 140 pounds (2, 80pd limbs combined) The small arrows were completely submerged and I couldn't get a grip on them to pull them out. This material is really dense and compact and after reading the complaints about people not being able to get their arrows out, well I haven't been in a hurry to test it out with my pse thrive 400, ill update when I do, the price of this target is very reasonable compared to the 160 - 200 $ price rip-offs on the competitionEdit. Works fine for my bigger crossbows, stopped the bolts before damaging the fethers and thou hard to pull out, it wasn't 'that' hard.

Not able to stop a 20 inch bolt flying at 400 feet per second. I pulled the target from the box and placed it at 30 yards. I cocked and loaded a pile driver with a 100 grain field point. My first shot went all the way to the knock. My second did the same!! I went back to my bag target. Will let my granddaughter shoot her crossbow at it! Maybe it will stop a bolt at 320 feet per second. It ruined those 2 bolts, the fletchings were all wrinkled and 2 are still inside the target! I do not recommend this target for fast shooting crossbows

When i first ordered this target I was skeptical that I would ever enjoy shooting it because of how difficult it was to remove. I decided to leave it outside for about a week in the elements, and that seemed to help loosen up the target just enough so that the arrows are about 40% easier to remove, and the target is still holding its shape really well. I originally has to place the target on the ground and stand on it with the arrows facing up and pull with both hands to remove the arrows. Now I can hold the target with one hand and pull with the other and remove the arrows with a fair amount of force. Overall I have grown to like this target a whole lot more since I have first bought it.

Overall this is a good target. I got this for my 350 lb crossbow. At about 20 feet my bolt goes about 2-3 inches from the feathers. At that point it is difficult to remove the bolt. I am sure at 30 and even 40 feet it would not be as bad. I used this to help me to zero my crossbow scope and it held up well. I will probably take it out a few more feet and use it for target practice. It isn't very tall so I have to set it on something but it is holding up well.

I named it Chunk.. literally glad I pulled the trigger to buy this target... for the price compared to other products this does the job. I read past reviews and was concerned because one buyer had used it and their arrows upon removing were broken in half by the looks of them removing it. NOPE! I had no trouble removing my arrows!If you’re into archery and can’t get to a range because of Covid.. I suggest getting this to shoot in your backyard, garage, room but be safe ha! I got the 12 in block. Love it!

Use a 230lb crossbow, 20 inch bolts with broad heads on this and the arrows stop about an inch before the fetching. I like it

Nice price point. Light and easy to carry. Works well. Be mindful to have a backing if shooting a crossbow within 10-20 yards; arrow will puncture through the other side 1-2”.