Super Target Systems Bullet Trap for Shooting Ranges .22 Cal Enclosed

I have not used this much so I can't comment on its long-term toughness, but my impression of it out of the box and handling it is that it is solid. The steel is not flimsy, and the connections are good. There are no gaps or dents. It can be loosened and tightened or taken apart to clean. After reading all the reviews of similar products, I was about to give up on finding a trap that is not junk and not insanely expensive. And I happened to see an ad for this and saw some good feedback (not many reviews but they were consistently good). So I found it on Amazon and ordered one. I expected it to at least be "not junk" and I found it to be even better than I expected. Definitely five stars.

Purchased this for my high powered day8and fx air rifles. I filled it with rubber mulch chips and it super quiet and top of being solid. Really not as heavy as you would expect either considering the high quality... well worth the money!

Weekly, I shoot 300 to 700 standard velocity pistol rounds from a distance of 10m. The back plate in this target soon became dented and misshapen and difficult to remove for clean out. After approximately 6000 rounds, the back plate developed cracks and small holes making the target no longer safe to use. I can't recommend this target for a high volume shooter. For someone who shoots less frequently or for pellet rifles/pistols, the target would work well. Update: Customer service gets five stars. Unsolicited, the folks at Super Target Systems sent me a 9 mm back plate to try. After about 200 22. LR high-velocity rounds form 10 meters, the 9 mm back plate shows absolutely no deformation and should last a long, long time. If you're a high volume shooter, shell out the extra bucks and get the target with a more substantial back plate. https://www.amazon.com/Super-Target-Systems-Bullet-Caliber/dp/B07HWN2ZGB/ref=sr_1_5?keywords=bullet+trap&qid=1559922609&s=gateway&sr=8-5 If you shoot less frequently or from substantially greater distances, the standard .22 back plate should work just fine. The original ballistic rubber front panel has proven far more durable than I anticipated. I just replaced it after about 7000 rounds of .22. Move the bulls eye of your target around on the front panel to avoid digging a hole in one spot.

I use this trap for training - both myself and my children shoot competitively and have currently sent approx. 1.5-2K rounds into it. Ballistic rubber still seals up and very few dents in the back. I would highly recommend this trap, I've tried others but nothing compares.

I was looking for a safe backstop target for my .22 pellet rifle and didn't want to built something that wouldn't stay in the backyard 7x24x365. The Super Systems Target arrived well packed in two boxes. The walled construction is solid steal with a thick rubber target area. All you need to do is place your Super Systems Target in position and pin a target to the target area. After using the Super Systems Target for several days, the rubber is holding up well and the rubber self seals after each shot. I'm sure over time or heavy use, you will need to replace the rubber target area. But that will be a long time from now.

Purchased for .22lr rimfire practice in basement. Pad eliminates sound related to trap along with dust. Couldn't be more pleased.

This target system is robust and built tough. It does what it is supposed to and made of HEAY GAUGE STEEL. The back plate is easily removed to remove spent lead and the front dense foam does a nice job

it stops the pellets