HIRAM Pellet Catcher Shooting Target Pig Design.177 Caliber and .22 Caliber Airgun pellets

When I first received this the individual targets wouldn’t fall and stick down. I was upset and then realized that the bars had fallen out of one side and needed to be placed into the proper holes on both sides to make it work and balance perfectly. Works great!

I have a .177 cal CO2 powered pistol and (foolishly I admit) because I like the concept and animal design I grabbed this without thinking it through fully...since it said BB/Pellet catcher on the page.Well, as you can probably suspect after reading this far, all I got was some nice ricochet for my troubles.It's a nice target, if your have an extremely powerful gun (I WAS able to keep one down at literal point blank) and the space to avoid any ricochet with BB's or if you use pellets--but the description and title it made my review more negative.On a plus note, they did accept the (point blank dented) product back without any issue, and I really wish they made a version with BB's in mind...it seemed like it would have been a blast if I could have actually used it.Everything worked fine by hand aside from one target seeming a bit loose springed compared to the others.The adhesion was touch and go, but I mean you would still see the target drop if it did...and it beats reloading paper every time.No assembly required, stupid rating optionMy .177 cal could ding and dent it, so it'll last long enough to be worth the price, but not forever.I would recommend for the right people, but be careful what your shooting at it.Best I could find after searching for quite some time, unfortunately just didn't work out for me.

Ready to go right out of the box!Sturdy construction and stops pellets/bbs as it should.My son loves setting this up in the backyard for easy entertainment with his air guns.

We use it with two .177 pellet guns from ~50 feet. 500 fps Daisy and 1100 fps Gamo. Paint will chip but it's not a big deal. 1100 fps will dent target slightly and fuse pellets on targets. 500 fps usually not strong enough to reset. We usually have to manually align magnets but really not a big deal. We are having fun with this target. Not bad for the price.

This unit is designed well.Targets are faily thick, maybe 1/8" and don't seem to bend easily.Bb's will leave tiny divets in targets and ship paint easily.Pellets don't seem to really chip the paint.Red Ryder will not drop the targets, but will wiggle real good and you can easily see it.Crosman M4-177:With bb's - 4 pumps or more to drop themWith pellets - 2-4 pumps will drop them (doesn't like it if you are at an angle)Crosman DPMS SBR:Semi-auto - will not drop themFull auto - will drop them if you drill one at a time!Only real issue i see so far is an occasional bb wil stick to the magnet, which will prevent the target from staying down.Would be great if they made a lighter duty version of this for guns around 300 - 450 fps.

It's an excellent pellet trap! Good size trap. Well made and we'll designed.I am using this for air pistols. I would not recommend shooting a high power air rifle at this thing.The middle target, used to reset the hogs, doesn't always work with my Crosmab 2300. I think it's got to hit dead center since my pistol is not that powerful.No regrets purchasing this!

This is great for 20-40 yards but anything further is unrealistic to believe you could be on target routinely. Pellets just aren't accurate enough to shoot this at the "recommended" distance.

The media could not be loaded.  Well built target / trap. I’m using .177 pellets and can knock down and reset the targets with about 4 pumps on my daisy air rifle.