Need a 3-D target recom.

[champ38]

Looking to buy another 3-D target( bear or hog)and would like a few suggestions/recommendations. I bought a Delta buck this year,  and was very dissapointed in the quality. I had the core shot out in about 2 weeks. Dont plan on making the same mistake again with a Delta product...so help me out here. Thanks You, Shane

[Orion]

Rinehart.  They're expensive, but quite durable and easy arrow extraction.

[sleepyhollow]

R&W

[e alexander]

I'll second R & W.  Very good product for the money.  If you've got plenty of money then go with Rienhart.

[firewater100]

e alexander

     Exactly what he said.

[bmfer]

Don't waste your money on the Glen-Del.

[champ38]

Thanks for the warning on the Glen-Del,been looking at them.It took me a while to learn on the Delta buck, I even bought a replacment core,same thing,2 weeks.Is the reinhart the one thats used at most of the 3-D shoots-more of a rubber material than foam ..? Thats more what Im looking for..I think. Dont mind paying the extra,just want to know Im going to get a few more shots out of this one. Thanks

[BowMIke]

Rinehart's are the best available in my op[nion. Expensive but durable. seal up well and arrows pull easily.

[KSdan]

Aren't there a couple different types of cores for the Glen-del??  

I use the older style core Glen-del for just fine tuning my practice.  Its older core (not as good as the newer model) has lasted many shots.

[oxnam]

Mackenzie targets seem to be the most common targets at the 3-d shoots that I have been to out west.

[Killdeer]

Rineharts always make me smile. They last well and give up your arrow like a gentleman.

Killdeer  

[Chris Surtees]

Rineharts are the Cadillac of 3D targets. If you have the money go with one of them.

Nothing wrong with the Mckenzie's, I believe Delta owns them now, except for the harder arrow removal.

I had a Glen Del and personally liked it. The life of the centers was not quite what I expected but still good enough. Apparently it was good enough for the person who stole it! For the 2 years I had mine I must say I got my monies worth out the it.

Chris

[champ38]

Thank you sir's ...and maam. Plan on going with the Reinhart.Any suggestions on the best place to buy one with lower, or maybe free shipping ?.I did find one on ****, $189.00(buck) with free shipping. Appreciate the help folks. Shane

[HATCHCHASER]

I had the same experience with a delta this year.  I'd say the Reinhart is your best bet.

[GRAYBEARD]

RINEHART IS THE ONLY WAY TO GO. DURABLE AND EASY ON THE ARROWS. NO POINTS LEFT BEHIND IN THE TARGET. MCKENZIES HOLD UP BUT ARE TOUGH ON THE ARROW.

[mike g]

champ38
    I'm a Rinehart dealer.
What animal ya thinking about....?

[drewsbow]

Rinehart here as well :0)

[KYArcher]

I've got a Glen-Del its OK but I think think for the price it should be better. I just bought my first Rinehart (turkey) and I'm very impressed so far. Arrow removal is very easy. I think its Rineharts from now on for me!
                  KY  

[Smallwood]

trust me on this...rinehart

[Lost Arra]

Mikes Archery Leather + Rinehart =        

I don't see the Rinehart's as expensive because of their durability and the fact you're not pi#*!ed off when a cheap target eats your arrow or falls apart in a month.   Granted, Rinehart does make some pricey ones but they have reasonable deer-hog targets. If you are dead set on a moose or a velociraptor expect to pay.