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Rinehart 18-1 Target

Discussion in 'Equipment Reviews' started by BJE80, Apr 14, 2010.

  1. BJE80

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    The durability is as advertised and more. I've put 1500-2000 arrows in mine and it is unbelievable how well it is holding up. In that many arrows I am guessing I've only used 10-15% of the target's life. For $100 you can't go wrong.

    The only qualm I have with the target is it is somewhat difficult to pull out the arrows with one hand when you shoot a fresh side. Other than that, I highly recommend it and will be buying another one when this target finally does expire.
     
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    Funny that you should post this, I've been seriously looking at buying one of these. I've been a little skeptical because of the price though. Its good to hear about its durability. I may end up biting the bullet and getting one.
     
  3. BJE80

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    Do it Phillip. You won't regret it. This target even takes BH's very very well.

    Edit: Like I said. Just be ready to pull hard with the first few arrows on each side of the target till it gets broke up a little bit.
     
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    KodiakArcher Die Hard Bowhunter

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    A friend of mine was trying to cash in on a warranty they had that you couldn't get a pass through on it within a year of shooting. He was close but I don't think he made it, even using broadheads most of the time.
     
  5. BJE80

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    Just to clarify. To qualify for the warranty, you must have a pass through on all 18 sides of the target within 1 year of purchase.

    Based on what I have seen from this target, it would be mighty hard to do.
     
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    Do you have a link to buy one...
     
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    I'll second what Brad says , these 18-1 targets are amazing . I',ve had mine for 18months and i still have faces that ain't been shot at yet :) .... BUY ONE
     
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    Mine is over a year old and still going strong. I shoot it on an almost daily basis. When I'm done with this one I will get another.
    Something else I like about it, I can throw it by the rope handle, maybe "bowl" it would be a better description. And then shoot at it where it comes to rest. That is a great way to help me judge distance rather than just putting the target out and ranging 20-30-etc.
    I can also hang it from a rope and swing it. Easy moving target, although not always easy to hit.( If you do this be aware of your backstop. I use three round bales.)
     
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    LetsGoEers Weekend Warrior

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    This is the great thing about a site like this. I have been in the market for a new target and my mind is made up. Thanks for the good info.
     
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    Best broadhead target made IMO.
     
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    I love mine to, cant go wrong
     
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    :nana:yea im glad this got brought up! Me and my friend shoot all year long for at least 5 hours a day sometimes and i heard theres a warranty that you cant shoot them out in a year or you get your money back is this true?
     
  14. BJE80

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    No, you get another free 18-1 target. But not your money back. All 18 sides need to have a pass through to qualify. I've heard of people trying to do it and they could not in one year.
     
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    Sounds like a solid target, not quite big enough for me as alot of times I have a few buddies shooting with me and we all shoot at different dots on my block. I have been impressed with my block for the amount of shots it's taken. The 18-1 might just be my "travel" target. Thanks for the comments on it.
     
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    You just need each "buddy" to bring their own..... ;)
     
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    Yeah, I am the guide, outfitter, and archery shop all in one. I enjoy it though.
     

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