Shooter Buck

I had it for about a year now, and it still worked. I had it for a year and it's still holding up.

I bought the Shooter Buck specifically for crossbows, the bolts are almost impossible to remove from the target. You spend so much time and energy removing them it takes all the fun out of shooting. Couple this with the fact I’ve almost completely destroyed the replaceable center mass of the target, I would not recommend this target for crossbows shooting at over 390 fps.

Definitely works with crossbows. Kinda cheaply made which is why I gave it 4 stars

This stopped my 350fps bolts at 20 yds. enough said there. A bit tough to pull out bolts but with proper technique it is no problem....put hip against target and grab bolt with both hands close to target...at the same time push with hip and pull with your hands...no problem. I have shot a hundred some bolts into it in a couple of months with both field tip and fixed broadheads and the target has stood up very well. I intend to purchase a replacement core or two so I have a replacement down the road. This is a damn good target in my humble opinion. Buy one you can't go wrong. While the legs may fit a little loosely, layering tape on both the inside and outside of the connection joints will solve this small problem. I used gorilla tape.

There was no replacement insert like add said. And inside the box ear was broken off. Not happy. We’ll shot 3 arrows into this , took two of us to remove the arrows. Leg fell off due to soft material were it slides into molded joint, what a waste if $ DONT PURCHASE, should just bought a block target…

The front legs broke off after one season of use because the arrows are too hard to remove from the insert.

For the price I paid it's hard to beat got it on sale for like 70 dollars other reviews said its hard to get the arrows out on a scale of 1 to 10 its like a 5 to take them out of the insert its like a soft rubber and a 1 to take them out the body that's a dense foam with hi poundage bows if it's a light poundage bow they don't penetrate as deep and they're super easy to remove

Not recommended for broadheads, but field points it stops. Definitely recommend getting some arrow lube (shaft snot) to be used with rail snot to make the job of removing arrows easier. Without arrow snot I had to clamp the arrow in a vise using an arrow gripper and pull the deer body plug to remove the arrow. This is a great target for use in practice before season.