Outdoors Prairie Pyramid Steel Reactive Shooting Target - Set of 2

I bought these expecting two welded targets for me to shoot at with my .22LR rimfire. Now that I look at the pictures and compare to exactly what I was sent, it is accurate. They just failed to show it had to be bolted together with an L bracket. The targets have different thicknesses (one is 1/8" and the other 1/4"). I was expecting the same thickness so I could shoot these with a buddy and "race" them along against each other. Looks like that's not happening...Kinda disappointed - buyer please see my images and ask questions.Updated 3/9/18 after one day:The thick one isn't as fun and just flips, but seems really durable. I was barely putting a dimple in the steel. The thin one is completely different. It'll jump several feet in the air and is a blast to shoot - it is taking a huge beating. I've got to throw this in a vice to bend it straight again..

These work well for aa .22 long bullet, or AR15 rounds...but I bought it for a .22 Air Rifle that moves at 1100 FPS with 13-15 gram rounds, and it could not move these heavy targets. The targets are great quality, but not good for stated purpose. They would have gotten 5 stars if I was using live ammo.

Bought two sets thinking I would have 4 x "walking targets" to play with my .22lr but the product description is misleading. The thinner target of the set of two was instantly bent with one shot of a 38 grain .22lr target load out of my Marlin 60 at 30 yards. The thicker of the targets are awesome. Moves great and takes 40 grain magnum shots with ease. Fun to shoot, buy some 2" target stickers and they are perfect to give long life to the thicker targets.

Very disappointed in this product, I had no issues with the assembly though. They are two items of different thickness and I only used .22 short/long and 17hmr rounds for some range fun. The thinner one was completely mangled after a few rounds. The 17 hmr blew holes through the metal at 50 yards no problem. Kinda sad .. the metal is cheap.. and soft.

The centerfire (thicker) target holds up well. The rimfire (thinner) target bent like a pretzel the first time it got hit with anything other than a rimfire round. Both targets are very hard to tell apart, so the rimfire target took a hit from a real handgun round and bent around almost double. I threw the rimfire target away.

These are not the same weight or thickness as each other. One my husband thinks the bullet might actually go through and it’s VERY light compared to the other one.

Fun to shoot all day. Wish it came with replacement stickers.

Was surprised to see the two targets were different thickness.