Rinehart 18-1 target 15x15x15 Ball with lots of angles
Rinehart Rhino block 16x16x13 replaceable core and two small 3d outlines of a kill zone.

block

x2 Block. I like the multi-face targets in theory but if you shoot different sides one after another it's possible that you will end up breaking arrows.

18-1

I have both. The block hand's down.

I have a block that's about 10yrs old & now has the center almost shot out, but it's still going strong & one of my bows is a 60 pounder.

I've wondered about the multi sided Rinehart. I've shot a couple & the arrows are easy to pull out.

You'll need a block first.

block it is! the store here has these targets for less than what you can't find them online and a lot less than what they sell them at 3 rivers for. I was surprised

The 18-1 looks like a great one too. That will be next.

18:1 hands down

The block is $130 and the 18-1 is $99. Locally at Big R. I'll go back for the 18 afteruuncle Sam pays up.

We are just a bunch of enablers!!!!
Don't you just love helping someone spend their money?    :cool:

Let us know how you like your Block. I think you will like it just fine. They are a great target & will stand a lot of shooting. Mine is the layered one & I use broadheads on it too! Not a lot, but to check flight & practice before Elk season.  

QuoteOriginally posted by Frank V:
We are just a bunch of enablers!!!!
Don't you just love helping someone spend their money?     :cool:  

I'm just glad there were enough of us to help him overcome the temptation of keeping it! I'd call it an intervention!
 

18-1 is hard to beat especially with broadheads-

I have an 18-1 I have had for years.
  I also like the Ball, take it out and throw it. and shoot it where it lands.

I love the 18-1 I have owned three of them. SHoot them for a year or two then get a new one and the old one is the broadhead target. Pretty tough to destroy.

Couldn't decide.       :D

QuoteOriginally posted by tzolk:
Couldn't decide.        :D  

Rhinoblock

That funny. I like it.