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Broadhead Target Question


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I am in the market for a new archery target. I will be shooting primarily field tips, as I only shoot my broadheads a few times right before season to make sure their flight is consistent with my field tips. I have used the black hole previously, and it worked well, however I would be interested to see what others have used and had good luck with recently. I have been taking a close look at the block fusion, and it seems like they might hold up a little better than a target with exposed foam layers, just wondering if it is worth the extra cost.

Any thoughts, experiences or suggestions would be appreciated.

Thanks in advance!

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I bought the gander broadhead target last spring and it is still stopping my arrows wich is the longest I have ever had a target last. And my hunting bow I shoot broadheads out of all year,I never switch to field points it's just easier to leave it sighted in and practice with broadheads so that target has thousands of broadhead holes in it.

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I bought the gander mountain block target, the Yellowjacket, and also the 18:1 Rhinhart target. To date the Rhinhart is my favorite broadhead and field point target. If you just shot field points the Rhinhart target would never wear out. I also like it because it's easy to grab and practice with before I go out hunting.

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