it seems i run through block targets really quick within 2 months of field points i just keep shooting withen like 6" of the center out leaving me 2" on either side really for shooting and i loose arrows from missing with that little leeway

Rinehart Rhinoblock

A Rinehart 18-1 is a fantastic target, and, if you wear one out in a year, you can get a free replacement.

Block Fusion are not what they are advertised to be, they dont stand up to broadheads very well. I hear a lot of good things about rinehart products and I am saving up  for a rinehart blovk.

I go through block targets pretty fast as well.  I found they'll last longer if you set them up so that the sheets run perpendicular to the ground instead of horizontally....as the arrows drop in from a distance they don't cut the individual sheets nearly as much.

That said....an 18-1 is in my future.

Rinehart 18-1

An 18-1 rinehart is a very dureable field point target and in most cases a great BH target.

They can't handle an Ultra-EFOC arrow tipped with a Big 3. My last one merely lasted 3 1/2 weeks. Could easily challenge the warranty, however my objective was to develop a super penetrating arrow for the Big 3. Even shot out a new $90 Eagle layer target in 2 1/2 weeks with field points. When you have field points running thru a used but with much life let Outdoor Range Morrell, then target affordability becomes an issue.

Will be going to a Blob target yet may still not pursue this particular arrow design. Knocked down three 3D targets at one shoot last year. The arrow was ~32% Ultra-EFOC(400 up front), merely weighed ~611 gns and was shot from a 51# bow.

I have found that using Armor-All on the arrow shafts has reduced target damage with field points.  Really helps with wood shafts - easy in - easy out.

Rinehart 18-1 is the way to go.  If you shoot it out in a year, replacement is FREE!

QuoteOriginally posted by looper:
A Rinehart 18-1 is a fantastic target, and, if you wear one out in a year, you can get a free replacement.

Yep!

I have had my rinehart 18-1 for four years, field
point and broadhead, hope to get at least a couple more years out of it.

BLOB, If you don't know what it is, Try and do a google search. Will last for years even if you shoot broadheads.

Rhinoblock......


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glenn

QuoteOriginally posted by macksdad:
Block Fusion are not what they are advertised to be, they dont stand up to broadheads very well. I hear a lot of good things about rinehart products and I am saving up  for a rinehart blovk.

 thats right

QuoteOriginally posted by WJackson11x:
BLOB, If you don't know what it is, Try and do a google search. Will last for years even if you shoot broadheads.

 

Looks like one durable target from reading their website!  

The only downfall to the BLOB targets is the weight.  Not a target you want to move around, but will stop any arrow that is slung at it.  I used to shoot my 290fps bow at 20 yds and would get maybe 4" of penetration.  Mine has been sitting outside for over a year now with no deteriation.  A great target IMO.

They're not cheap, but takes awhile to ruin an 18-1.

I must have gotten a  bad Blob with in 3 months it was a JUNK, it started to fall apart. The center  shot out, and the back side fell out in chunks. Sent pictures and a leter to the maker but never got a reply.   Be carefull!!!!

QuoteOriginally posted by Keefer:
Rinehart 18-1

I couldn't agree more...best target I've ever had. I honestly don't believe one person could shoot one out in a year!

Jason

Will a rhinehart stand up to 50 to 200 arrows a day (field  tips }