There are some reviews that speak of broken/missing parts and poor packaging...I agree, the packaging inside the box could have been better, but I don't see how any part could be severely damaged by this.
This thing costs $100, and I have to say, for the price, I am totally satisfied.

The core is too big for the body and sticks out about an inch on one side and sits recessed about an inch on the other side. This seems to bother some folks, but it really isn't a deal breaker for me. If shot at from far enough away the outline of the core disappears and the product still operates as designed.

Arrows are pretty tough to remove. I have to use two hands and brace the target with my hips in order to get the arrows out. Tried reducing the draw weight and shooting from 50+ yards, still pretty tough to remove. While it would be nice if weren't quite so difficult to remove arrows, this isn't really a concern for me. At least I know it will stop whatever I fling at it! Wouldn't recommend as a child's or young teenager's target, however, as it would prove difficult for them to remove the arrows.

Is the target worth $100? Absolutely. In fact, I'd rather have this less expensive target to tear up than something that costs over $400 and will also fall apart in time.

The target is solid and fully functional. Body shots will leave blow outs in the foam, but these can be filled with any foam insulation (think Great Stuff) and painted to match. Target should last several seasons, even if that means supporting, repairing and/or modifying it. Don't hesitate, this thing is solid for the price!

Works great training for Grandchildren to Archey hunt and shot and distance training.

Expecting it to be a bit larger, but sim small miss small I guess

Good size target. Replacement kill zones are available. Its not very thick near the hind quarters, but it doesn't really have to be I guess. Doesn't leave residue on your arrows.

Expecting it to be a bit larger, but sim small miss small I guess