So I got this for my gamo shadow fox .177 1200 fps and it didnt evan touch the steel plate in the back with the curtains in and the next day I brout it to the target range and I used me .22 long rifle (real gun) and shot itwith out! The ccurtains and it didnt evan make a dent! I would recomend this for all airguns probly not a .22 tho cu it would bdestroy the plastic on the outside

I got mine at Wally World. Works great with my .22 Benjamin 392 and Crosman 760. Quiet, and easy to use. Just remember their are targets inside of it, and extra push pins when you first get it. I use it in my backyard, and the neighbors have no idea I am honing my squirrel killing skills. I use it in the garage and backyard. For the money it is a great value.

I found that my modified 2240 not shooting anywhere near 750fps would result in pellets penetrating the curtains. I am not sure what speeds would actually work, but 750fps is way generous. Pellets from single-stroke guns

For BBs, this is one of the only traps available, and it works fine other than BBs tend to roll out unless the target is tilted back a bit. Keeping a cardboard cover in front will help trap BBs. Some better way to mount targets would be nice -- using the plastic "pins" is a pain.

Works well. Has captured all the BBs I've shot at it since receiving it as a gift today. It's large enough for distance rifle shooting or closer handgun type shooting. The one problem I've run in to is while handing it the back (the final metal catch) slide open the the captured BBs fell out causing me to have to collect them. I just need to be more careful with it but this is an improvement that could be made.