T-Rex target face is hand painted, it excellent durability and weather resistance. Easily mounts to any safe backstop. Specifications for Oncore Targets T-Rex Self-Healing Archery Target: Manufacturer: Oncore Targets Color: Brown/Green/Black Depth/Thickness: 0.6 in Features of Oncore Targets T-Rex Self-Healing Archery Target Offers unsurpassed durability Center score ring sustains 100’s of shots Combined rings sustains a 1000 shots plus Precision sculpted and hand painted Available with Universal Score Rings Attaches to any safe backstop Indoor and outdoor use Lightweight and easy to store Package Contents: Oncore Targets T-Rex Self-Healing Archery Target
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Ayden The Archer –
This is a great target if you don't want to put out the money for a 3D target. We love shooting these and love that they have the 3D scoring rings. They have really fun animals and we can take them with us if we go to a range and hang them on a backstop. These targets are durable and more importantly, fun to shoot.
Turtlebaby –
This was not what I expected. I haven't gone back to the site to re-read the description, but I had in my head that the t-rex target would be made of some sort of plastic or rubber (I had a "self-healing" crow, once, that was plastic/rubber & was really tough).What I received is a big piece of very non-dense foam. It is in the shape of the dinosaur, but it is put together so loosely that it appears very cheap. Also, the color is mostly brown so it's not even visually neat. In addition, because it's foam and floppy, it will have to be secured to something like a hay bale in order to have it propped up for target shooting. There are no loops or anything to use to secure it to whatever we use to mount it. The thing looks flimsy and cheap and I was very disappointed and feel there is no way that thing is worth $40. It was my intention to give it to my husband for Valentine's Day but I'm too embarrassed to give as a gift & figure I'll get him a different target and just throw this cheap t-rex in.