Rubber dummies

[Wilsonshawn51]

Anyone seen these rubber dummy targets? They look pretty awesome just wondering if they are worth the $200?

 

[Kirk Freeman]

I have one that I shoot up in Starke County. I recommend not using hollow points!

I use RN and FP reloads in everything from .22 to .45LC. Handles them just fine.

 

[BE Mike]

I would be curious to know if you can spot your shot holes after you have been shooting it for a while.

 

[snowman]

MAC, Military Arms Channel on You Tube uses on a lot. Here's one of his videos, but he uses them in more. I think they look like they work well.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eGreIiDMOQc

 

[warthog]

[video=youtube;eGreIiDMOQc]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eGreIiDMOQc[/video]

there is the video direct, thought it would be easier.

Zombietargets.net also sells these but they look like a Zombie and bleed. They hold up nice but cost too much for my budget. Shot a few of other peoples and we shot the blood outta them and they sealed up nicely. I don't know if it still would hold the blood or how to make it so it would again as it wasn't mine and we didn't try and refill them. They were a hoot to shoot though!

if you get the bleeders it is easy to see where you hit.

 

[ACC]

I have one. They are AWESOME! Great way to practice everything from close quarters pistol work to 50 yard rifle work. I'm just trying to justify buying a second one!

 

[Kirk Freeman]

I use one. Love it. Don't use hollow points. I burn round nose lead so I am OK.

I would be curious to know if you can spot your shot holes after you have been shooting it for a while.

No. I just spray point over it. It develops "scar tissue" after a few thousand rounds, but paint it up and drape another t-shirt over it and shoot away.