The Rinehart Rhinoblock works for me.Rinehart Block XL Brute for broad heads.
Do you leave the blob outdoors and how many shots can it take from a broadhead?I am for the Blob also. It's a great investment and a needed one in my opinion if you plan on shooting at animals. It might cost 40 bucs more than what your willing to pay but it's worth every penny when it comes to whether or not that animal will die painlessly or suffer a long time. I have enough on my concionse I'm not trying to create more remorse in my life. I spent the $150.00 on a Blob Broadhead Target and am now relieved of the stress of needing a good way of testing my arrows flight.
My brother has an original over 30 years old (1986) and it has been shot thousands of shots over the years and has been in his backyard uncovered the whole time. I thought he had given it away as he has trouble shooting his bows now but saw it when I was there a while back still in the yard. Had I known it was there I would have "borrowed" it and not bought a new one.Do you leave the blob outdoors and how many shots can it take from a broadhead?
Maybe its time for me to try them after all.My brother has an original over 30 years old (1986) and it has been shot thousands of shots over the years and has been in his backyard uncovered the whole time. I thought he had given it away as he has trouble shooting his bows now but saw it when I was there a while back still in the yard. Had I known it was there I would have "borrowed" it and not bought a new one.
X2. Was going to get a blob but saw the Rhinoblock on sale. It works for me.
Rinehart are cheaper than the Blob off sale but are so much harder to remove arrows with Broadheads!
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