This is a great target for airsoft fans. You can use your airsoft guns indoors. This would be great for a rainy day or when it gets too late to use your airsoft guns outside. The bb's stick to the target fairly well. I am using only entry level airsoft guns that shoot between 180-280 fps and the target can easily handle that. The harder it shoots, the longer the bb's stay on the target. So far, the bb's don't really damage the target. The glue they use is sticky enough to hold the bb, but not so much so that you touch it and need your other hand to pull your hand off it. My target is a-ok. When I shoot it doesn't really develop pits or anything so you don't have to worry about it only being usable for a few weeks or months. Just make sure to put the paper protector on it so you don't get a bunch of dust, hair, and debris on the target. I am re-using the bb's I shoot at it. The bb's I use are cheapo bb's and they look perfect after being shot. I re-use the bb's and they still fire as accurately as the first time I shot them. Be careful using this target from far away or with a new airsoft. You want to make sure that any shots you take will hit the target. If it hits the edges of the target they will bounce off the sides and hit the walls or semi come back at you. I missed twice from further than 20 feet, so make sure you can hit the target if using indoors. Overall a great target. I really wanted an automatic target, but they break too easily and they ricochet way too much.

I love this target, I use it almost exclusively these days. I target shoot indoors and I hate having to clean up BBs everywhere, this target mostly solves that issue.

For positives, this target is a nice size. While I know how to shoot, not all Airsoft guns are created equal and sometimes when you're not used to a gun's quirks and know which way you need to adjust the aim, you need some "wiggle room." I have some pistols that are so inaccurate that they hit the frame when I aimed dead center on a 6 inch target from about 10 feet. This target being 12 inches ensures that doesn't happen. The target is really sturdy. I've fired hundreds of rounds into it from a range of 10 to 15 feet and it has yet to fail. The center is showing definite signs of wear, but no indication that it will fail anytime soon. The BBs stick nicely to it, a little too nicely. (see negatives) I've fired .12g, .20g and .25g BBs at this with no adhesion issues. The tray at the bottom is nice and big and it offers a solid and heavy base for the target. It also holds a lot of BBs for disposal.

For negatives, there are a few that keep it from being 5 stars. Firstly, the BBs hit and stick. Sounds good, but they're supposed to slide down the target and seldom do. The instructions say to clean it and I have and it still does this and always has. If you're a consistent enough shot, you will hit BBs that are stuck to it. I do this frequently, resulting in ricochets and sometimes shattered BBs, which are a pain to clean off the target. Occasionally, with a higher power gun, the BBs will even bounce off of the gel, which is bad. This happens infrequently, though.

Bottom line, it's good. Not without flaws, but it gets the job done.

Well I am shocked at how well this inexpensive little target works. With my airsoft pistol at ranges from five to twenty feet, the pelets stick to the target momentarily so you can see where you hit, then as advertised, they roll slowly down the face into the little tray at the bottom. I suppose you could re-use the pellets a few times since it's a cushioned impact.

I read a review somewhere that said they shot right through this target, which I think is impossible. It is very sturdy. Maybe that guy used a lead pelet gun or something like that and I guess that would penetrate but I blasted a whole can of green gas at this thing and it still looks brand new (with an expensive air pistol rated at 350 FPS).

The target is about 14" in diameter maybe, which looks pretty small but if you can't hit this at airsoft distances maybe you need to find another hobby.

All in all, a fantastic target and an insane bargain at the price. I'm going to buy six more of them and make sort of a tactical course in my house!

I got this target so I could do some indoor plinking without littering my room with little plastic pellets. So far it's been fine. I've had it for only a week or so, to be fair.

The pellets I've used are the small weight, .12 grams I believe, and generally they stick, hang for a few seconds, and then start slowly sliding down the target. For me that's been fine - I can see where it lands, and it's actually kind of nice to not have to walk over and pick them off to make room for more. They collect in a little reservoir also, which is handy.

I'm not sure if I should reuse the pellets. I feel like it might be ok, especially considering my cheap gun, but I also don't know how I'd clean out the gun if one exploded in it. It's electric, but just a 35 dollar model.

Anyway, the only complaints I could have are these: for one, the target is smaller than I imagined. I didn't read too closely, but it looked like a dart board so I kind of expected it to be that size. For reference, it's about the size of a medium pizza from Domino's, I'd say. For two, it's a bit crooked. I'm a little compulsive, and the 20 is not evenly at the top and it kind of irritates me.

The question now is whether the sticky will remain sticky. It came with a covering on it, and I've been carefully sticking it back on to avoid dust buildup. I imagine it won't last too long, as sticky things tend not to, but I'm hopeful all the same.

I'd say at this price, go for it. It's definitely really handy to have indoors. I'm not sure if the alternatives are any better, but this one is adequate.

One more thing: please remember not to toss aside the protective eyewear just because you assume it will stick! Sometimes they do not stick, and if you miss and hit the wall behind it, it will bounce back straight at you, and because it's close range it will be pretty high speed!

When this arrived I had a few minor issues. The BBs rolled a bit too fast to see where I hit and the blue BBs I'm using were hard to see in the black parts of the board.
I looked the target over and discovered the adhesive face is held on by a "snap ring" of sorts. Gentle pressure and some lifting removed the ring. I washed the adhesive face with dish washing liquid and presto, really sticky now. I'm betting that down the road when the "sticky" fades this will fix it again since the BBs don't seem to damage the face at all on impact.
As long as I had the face off, I took a rifle target (Redfield, orange on white) and traced a dinner plate onto it. Cut out the circle and stuck that to the back of the adhesive surface. Reassembled I can easily make out impact points with my blue BBs. They now roll very slowly down the face so impacts are easy to see and I've had no bounce offs.
If you like to shoot, this target combined with a spring pistol will give you hours and hours of indoor trigger time with no cost beyond the initial cash outlay and a bit of your time to set it up.