Daisy Shatterblast Refill Disks, 60 Pack

Loved these things. I have a burn pit in my yard and I would load it up with these things and shoot at em all day it was a blast. Plus I set some up for the sig sauer too. That's a little rather for a .40 pistol at 50 yards.

Not the size I thought.

These are a fun target. The plastic stand that they sit in is not durable, but that's a separate post. These targets are more plastic than traditional clay targets. They tend to chip rather than shatter if you clip the edge, but a good shot will pop it well.

These Daisy Shatterblast targets are an absolute blast to shatter. (Pun intended!) These are not fragile to handle so there's little chance of accidentally breaking one while setting them up. They are well made, non-toxic, easy to see, and biodegradable. These things are SO MUCH FUN to shoot!!! I go at them with air guns and they provide a satisfying response to being hit. It is interesting to see how these behave with different styles of pellets, which makes them a useful tool to assess pellet impact in addition to your shooting accuracy. At about $10 for a box of 60 (about $0.17 per piece) these not only add a new dimension to shooting practice, they add a ton of fun!

The disks come packaged in groups of 15 with light shrink wrap around each group (4 groups to a pack). Each disk is 2" in diameter. I attach them to a string in groups of 10 using mini-binder clips and secure the string between the uprights of my target stand. I shoot them with a ..22 PCP air gun at 50 yards. With a spotting scope it's easy to see a hit, but it's not always a "shatter". Many times it's just a hole in the disk, similar to what happens when I shoot at standard trap target clays. A plus is that you get to use each disk as a target more than once. If your expectaion is that they be fully frangible (i.e., "Shatterblast") you wil be disappointed unless your hits are near the center. Some shooters enjoy that level of required precision. At a cost of just over 2 cents each, there are more economical sources for these disks.

Good

These are a great target for practice, better challenge at long distance and Mid-distance with bb/pellet pistols. A must have, I recommend this for anyone of age with adult supervision of course. Definitely FIVE STARS for quality and delivery, none of the clay targets were damaged. Thanks again, AMAZON PRIME!

I know it will not normally fit in a launcher, but… I have two Crosman Trapmaster 1100 CO2 shotguns. Crosman’s literature from 1968 mentioned the launcher can use mini clays. Sadly, I don't own a Trapmaster launcher. All that came in a kit back then along with reusable plastic discs with rings that separate when hit. The launcher was a single-target model that used a metal spring clamp to hold the target in place. So, I bought the cheapest single target launcher on Amazon in an attempt to replicate the Crosman launcher. I was successful. The only modification I made was to drill a 1/4” hole one inch from the back panel of the launch arm in line with the mounting hole in the center. I then adjusted the clamp to hold the Daisy mini clay. Viola! Success! I'm throwing the targets about 20 yards and it can throw much further. I bought these mini clays because they break easier and the 380 Crosman 1100 is not the strongest of shotguns. Remember the 1100 was designed to teach instinctive shooting. This combo is going to work really well for a backyard system. As intended.

Alot smaller than I thought I should of looked at the description..my fault..thought the clay pigeons were a one size only kind of thing

Très amusant et sa prend une bonne précision de tir. Le fait que le produits est biodégradables est un plus

These are fun to shoot at..

Many were broke out of the box. A bit small for air pistols, scope recommend. And dont use the dispenser unless you like shooting at the ground.

Too Small a few broken already