Trintion Slingshot Target Shooting Box 40X40X40CM Buffer Cloth Holder Case Foldable Camouflage for Catapult Hunting Practice

These target boxes are only intended for light balls and light bands. I used 6mm steels and 9mm clay with 0.45mm tapers (light). I have tested it with 9.5mm steels and 0.8mm bands and it does cope but I wouldn't expect it to last a long time. Assembly is simple but fiddly. There are cable ties supplied to attach the removable frames to the top frame. Then you swing the now attached side frames down and tie a bow with the little ribbons sewn into the bottom. I find this very fiddly and instead I use a bulldog clip to secure each side frame at the bottom.

No instructions, had to work it out Its NOT foldable as described as you have to use cable ties to hold the frame together and the stiching is so poor the bottom cloth ties pulled out whilst tying them so had to find extra cable ties of my own. All in all a very poor design concept. After only 20 shots the main box stitching has completly failed from the ricochet rubber balls I am using at a distance of over 10 meters

Got this because I'm a new comer to the slingshot and it was cheap. It was cheap for a reason it came with no instructions on how to assemble it and I guess some might say if you can't work it out then you perhaps shouldn't be let loose nor have access to a slingshot or in fact anything remotely dangerous, sharp, blunt or loud but a slight clue on assembly might have been a nice welcome to it. There was I think some bits missing and as after half hours swearing I was able to cobble it together in a fashion which I guess is what the two random cable ties were there for. After a few practices the orange target peice started loosing peices and I'm now down to a skeleton peice which has helped improve my accuracy but I doubt it was intentionally designed that way but now at least my accuracy has improved and I have an added activity in the form of a puzzle repairing the target peice with lot's of swearing and a glue gun. Like I said it was cheap and I'm not complaining.

Great bit of kit for the money! Been using it with clay balls for practice but have shot steels at it and so far holding up but think clay if you want it to last and not punch a hole through the back of it.

Handy, easy to set up and use catty target box.

Box is sound when tied in place and zip tied but orange target smashed to pieces when hit with 8mm ball on 3rd shot maybe order some better targets but box does alright

Its a rip off, there's no target included as pictured above, instead just a broken piece of plastic straw they used to save cost.. Rather than having a way of tying the top and bottom brackets they just give you 4 tiewraps so if i ever need to collapse it i need new ties every time.. I would pay 2 quid for it tops.

Good