Highwild 6" x 3/8" AR500 Dueling Tree Paddle Set Reactive Steel Dueling Tree Targets DIY Shooting Target Kit for Shooting Range Outdoor - for Use with 2X4 Board - 2 Pack

All parts and pieces necessary to make it work is included. Minus 2x4. Welds are solid. Paint was perfect. Heavy duty. No complaints. 25yards. 9mm fmj removes paint but no damage. Spalling chews up 2x4 pretty good. I recommend if you transport to carry leather gloves

Bought 4. Used them for about two years. Bought 8 more to make two 6 plate dueling trees. They’ve held up very well. They require some lubrication over time (I’m using axle grease) or else lighter rounds like 9mm don’t reliably flip them over. With grease i can get them to flip with .380 and cowboy load .38 special.Excellent product.

Hope you have a power sander because you won't even be able to hammer these on most 2x4's you'll find these days. I had to power sand mine and still had to hammer them on.Good news is they work well and are very sturdy. I bought two pair and put all 4 on one 2x4. Its really really heavy so it puts a lot of stress on the base, so buy a sturdy base. The one suggested with this item is not going to last me long, it uses two small bolts that will eventually shear off.

Works as advertised. Easy to install on 2x4. Use with my 9mm and 45 cap at close range and my 223 at 25+ yds.

Great heavy duty DIY targets! Packaged well, and should last a long time.

A fun reasonably priced reactive steel target set. Dueling paddles do what they are supposed to do when you hit them. I did have a problem with one of the parts initially, but fast courteous customer service fixed the problem in record time. I'll be buying more Highwild targets, get yourself some and have some fun!

Well made heavy duty haven't shot nothing at it yet can wait I bought 4 have al set up now a clear day so I can try it but we'll packaged an well made

I've hit mine with almost a thousand rounds and it works fine - as long as you can keep the 2x4 completely vertical. Considering how much weight swings back and forth behind it, good luck with that. Bury it deep or come up with a better solution than mine: I cemented the first 2x4 into a concrete block, and the swinging weight broke the block in less than a hundred rounds. Ended up digging a really deep hole for a longer board.