Ice target mold 2 target sizes (5 are 3"Wx4"H and 4 are 1.5"Wx2"H) Fill mold with water, freeze, pop out targets and shoot Shot targets produce an exciting shattering effect Environmentally friendly No cleanup or dangerous residue that could injure people, pets or wildlife Cheap to make User-adjustable for thickness and color Use with pellet guns or firearms (never shoot steel BBs at these...they'll ricochet) Made in USA If you can turn on a faucet, you can make your own reactive targets. No technology, no special skills, no mess. ALWAYS wear safety glasses and remove all pets from the area as the targets will shatter in all directions. DIRECTIONS: Place empty mold in freezer Fill cavities with water (soda bottle works well) For 1/4" thickness, fill to witness mark found at apex of each target For 3/8" thickness, fill to the top of the cavity To remove targets from mold, remove mold from freezer & let rest on counter for 3-4 minutes at room temp To unmold, hold mold upside down over a towel and gently twist at opposite corners Store unmolded targets in freezer til you're ready to shoot If you want to enhance your targets, add some food coloring. That also makes them easier to see. Get more than one mold and stack filled molds in your freezer. Fill and leave them in the freezer until you're ready to use them. That way, you'll always have some available whenever the mood strikes you to shoot. In warmer weather, your ice targets may melt faster than you like. Inhibit fast melting by making pykrete, which is a mixture of 14% sawdust and 86% water (by weight...frozen). They'll last longer than dry ice but won't shatter as well as plain ice targets.
| Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 14.9 x 8.4 x 1.2 inches |
| Package Weight | 0.42 Kilograms |
| Brand Name | Ecotarget |
| Part Number | PY-A-4441 |
L**N
Best value on these you can find!
So I got to try these because my bf's friend had them at his house, and they were awesome. We shoot airsoft guns, and they split the targets from a far distance no problem. If you got closer, the targets would actually shatter. I looked them up and found that the targets on here are cheaper than the actual website's (including shipping). They shipped them extremely quickly and I got them yesterday. The targets weren't hard to get out of the molds as long as you freeze them for a long time/let them sit for a minute or two before twisting the mold. They stand up by themselves and are really fun to shoot. I'd definitely recommend these to anyone, regardless of what you're using to shoot them with.
L**A
Perfect for us
Clever and just as described. I wish that it had a small lip at the top of the mold to avoid so much spillage, but we love it!
N**K
Two Stars
Nice idea but hard not to break them after a freeze and removal
E**N
They are difficult to make
tried to do molds twice and they keep braking and you must have a flat place in your freezer to put them. we didn't actually get a chance to try out the targets yet. Getting them made was a chore.
J**F
Cool reactive targets
We've got a well stocked backyard airgun range with everything from paintballs on golf tees to steel swingers and poppers. These ice targets were a great addition and are a bunch of fun and a literal blast to shoot. Even a low velocity .177 airgun will shatter these with good effect. The targets are a bit big for adult airgun use (the smaller one is still over an inch) but of course you can continue to improve your skill blasting the leftover ice bases and chips. If they were really small you wouldn't get the cool poof you get with higher powered or larger bore airguns (and real guns) which shatter these into an ice dust cloud which looks pretty cool. Add a little food coloring if you like, in the end there is nothing cheaper nor easier to cleanup.The tray isn't silicone but rather a stiff plastic. If you try to twist it to pop the targets out it they will likely crack. I just pull it out of the freezer and let it sit on the counter for a few minutes. This is enough to let the sides melt just enough so the targets fall out when its turned over.I try to make them pretty often and have an old tupperware in the freezer to keep them in so I always have some to blast.I'd give it 5 stars if it was a bit cheaper (it is just a plastic tray after all) or if it was made of silicone so the targets could be worked out easier. Even so I still recommend buying one.
J**B
22lr - love it. freeze strings into the base (the body ...
handy handy targets that explode fantastically when hit with .22lr - love it. freeze strings into the base (the body of it is too thin) and hang them from trees or a clothesline.
M**.
Good product. Arrived as promised.
Good product. Arrived as promised.
R**E
Works great
Make free targets that require no cleanup. Can't get much better than that.
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