Do-All Outdoors Do All Outdoors Prairie Popper Pop-Up Steel .22 Shooting Target,Orange

I can honestly say I've never loved a target as much as this. I figured it was way cheap for a metal target that self-reset. It looks and performs just as advertised. But what had us rolling was what other ammo does to it . . . it says it is good for .22, and it is, we plinked a few hundred rounds of .22 at it with no harm. But then I figured .223/5.56 is pretty much the same caliber, so it ought to do well with that too, and proceeded to unload a few hundred rounds of that out of my AR . . . this poor orange gopher shredded and destroyed like it was foil. I was honestly surprised, I didn't think the hotter load would do that, and it is fairly thick metal, but the AR rounds went through it like cheese. We destroyed the target, but we had so much fun doing it that I will definitely buy another.

Great for backyard plinking with my .22 caliber PCP air rifles. Solid construction and great feedback from that nice plinking sound. The target is not damaged at all by the pellets other than the paint which is expected.

great target for 10-22 practice. The target starts to taco after extended use. Just bang it back into place with a hand sledge hammer. have a can of florescent orange or green paint handy . The 22 rounds will remove the paint. Moves everytime you hit it and gives that distinct sound we love so much with metal targets. Has holes in the base to secure to the ground with metal tent or similar stakes. Would recommend and buy again. you will destroy with anything bigger than a 22LR round.

For plinking with my .22LR it works great. I have them setup at around 15-20yds and it’s showing very small dents in the steel. If these where placed at 50 yards I think they would be perfectly fine. I don’t recommend anything bigger than .22LR though same as the manufacture suggests. So far so good, it’s seen about 60-75 rounds Each and They are holding up fine. I’ll update if anything changes down the road. I strongly encourage anyone looking for quality affordable plinking targets. I picked up all that I saw from them because they looked like quality targets and have been enjoying them for a few months now. For the price you really can’t beat it, very interactive, very exciting to shoot.

Make sure to understand what these are! They are thin metal targets intended for .22 lr,, and will not handle impacts the same as much more expensive AR500 steel. The paint will come off, marks will be left in the metal, and after lots of impacts in the center of the target, the top will begin to bend forward. When all of this happens, just bend them back, prime them, and paint them! Each of mine has survived hundreds of impacts, and with a little maintenance, they will last hundreds more. One modification I highly recommend has to do with mounting. Each target comes with two short metal spikes that can be driven into the ground, but if the ground is soft these will require lots of resetting. Instead, mount them to scrap wood boards. They can then be set up anywhere, and even set out on top of snow.

Absolutely love them! I bought four and mounted them to 4 foot railroad ties. We move them around the summer prairie grass on our shooting hill -- works great for the .22 rifle I got my 16 year old. Once hit they pop right up. We used about 400 rounds and they still look a good aside from all the dings. I plan on buying more!

This is a great product. It comes with stakes to make sure your target stays put. Other users said you will have to repaint and you will. I am shooting this with a 1400FPS .177 Pellet. The target makes a noticeable ding when hit. I like this so much I just bought another to have at a further distance! Pros - Price is right, Good Quality, Comes with Stakes, Easy to see Cons - Will have to repaint, spring will get rusty if left outside (but both of these cons are soooo miniscule!!) Happy shooting!

Had recently gotten a new Henry Golden Boy 22 and took it out to public lands last week along with this new addition to my steel collection. As others have mentioned after close to 100 rounds it started to take on a little bit of a curve, I figure more headshots will correct it. Lots of fun and feels like it will last a while.

Funcionan de maravilla y son resistentes. Compré varios porque los encontré en promoción y costaron 200 pesos necesarios.

The Do-All Prairie Popper target is very nice, well made, no problem standing up to .22 LR (anything larger will damage them) Nice heavy 1/4" steel, good base (screw down to a piece of 2x4), the paint will chip off so grab a can of spray paint for touch ups

Lo use para rifles de diabolos y funciono muy bien, el metal es grueso y se siente de buena calidad.

It can function for pellet use if you remove the spring that makes it come back up after being hit. Intended for rimfire use but can be modified for pellet use but not BB’s. Always use safety glasses to reduce the chance of injury from a ricochet or stray pellet.

Good little target. Kids love it. Will need a paint job after a while, but just another fun activity!