If Running On The Points, Won't That Dull The Spikes When Carrying 100 Pounds Of Weight For Penetration?
1807953
they are pretty thick, so unless you run over a good bit of rocks, it should last a couple of years before you would have to sharpen them. I have had mine since the beginning of the year and have used it 3 times, getting ready for a fourth and they still are sharp. I live in a rocky and clay area. I mean I have to strap the blocks down, because my yard is rocky and hard. You can always adjust the weights for your area and time of year, i had to much wieght to start and was pulling up chunks. So i went to center blocks with the holes in them and it does great, ......so far.
1807954
After 1 plus years I have seen no difference in the points. I used it on 5 acres .
1807955
No it should not as long as you are running over lawn. Don't try to run over a driveway
583259
It should carry a pretty heavy payload several hundred pounds, but my use of it is around a hundred pounds and there is no strain whatsoever.
1652696
Absolutely NOT! It is somewhat spongy. I hit it with a more powerful airsoft gun, and it dented it. I'm sure a pellet gun would probably go right through.
75163
Not really... The feet are just angled, so they would dig in to a wood surface somewhat. This is a pretty durable and low pro bi pod in my opinion... Ive had mine on my AR for about a year now. no issues
220926
I haven't had an issue with about 100+ rounds through mine. Just make sure to loc-tite the securing bolts.
148367
Hmmm...I couldn't say for sure but my gut says yes. The spikes are a decent size and they worked great for pushing a car uphill with no sliding (but we were in packed snow). I'd give them a whirl. If they don't work, Amazon has a decent return policy. Good luck. Be sure to post how it goes!
918575
No. You have to push it. But it's not hard. It's light weight and very effective.
373779
I doubt it. The targets are made of fairly heavy steel. They would not move when hit by a BB
2010438
my yard isn't any more than 150 yards at length and this doesn't work sometimes. I am only guessing by memory but I'd say that at 100 yards you've still got effective control.
78754
No it won't. The "arrows" are the same foam material that make up the Nerf bullets. The tips are very blunt and soft. Even being shot at close range they don't hurt. Hopefully this helps!
1166401
Hi, I'm sorry it took so long to reply. In my opinion, I do not believe this would be effective in fending off an attacker. When you get hit by the paint balls, there is minimal pain, if any. Hope this helps!
774331
I should think so... the net supports don't have spikes or anything, they're just a telescopic cylinder with a blunt end but it's the tie down ropes that keep it upright anyways... the spikes they provide with it are about 10 inches long so if you have deep sand to anchor into you may want something even longer to drive into the ground. also the boundary rope doesn't come with very many pins to hold it down so I would advise going to a camping supply store and buying some extra tent spikes to keep the rope line more secure to the perimeter of the court.
278072
Yes, depending on the hardness of the target and the velocity you get out of them. I launched them out of my benjamin trail np xl into a waterbottle and the heads were almost flat when captured. My air rifle is pretty powerful though, might not do that for lower powered rifles.
1444096
NO! Will not pick up a flagstick out side of 100 yards--I assume it was made for hunting.
569894
Not necessarily, the trench will not much wider than the blade. Several passes could break up the soil, but you'd have to scoop it out with something else. A hoe is a little work and effective.
579117
It depends on how thick is the sand if u know its gonna be too soft then rest ur mind and get the longest spikes u can find and that should do the job if not work ur way with stones or something , be creative lol
1466982
Yes it would! You can always safely move down in weight, but if you move down in weight too much you might sacrifice accuracy because the arrows are stiffer than necessary.