Reviews & Ratings for Do All Outdoors Top Hat Ground Bouncer — 11 reviews — Page 1

Manufacturer says: minimum range 50 yards in one place and minimum 30 yards in another on the label attached to the target, do not use subsonic rounds, use only soft nose bullets.
So no 45 ACP, no 147 grain 9mm, or 300 BLK. Shoot from a minimum of 30 or 50 yards depending on which side of the label you read (no distinction for rifle or pistol).
Would really like to include pics of the ridiculous label that came on this DoAll Ground Bouncer Top Hat BST4 target. At least now I know what the BS stands for.

I'd sure like to know where these fake 5 star reviews come from! This target is a waste of money. Not even 20 round of fmj .38 special at 25 yrd its destroyed. I'm sure the manufacturer will have a excuse.

Bought these on a whim to try out. Very fun and a nice change from paper targets
Pros: Holds up great
Cons: None

I got this as an anniversary gift for my wife. She was a bit baffled by it at first, thinking it was a toy for the dog. Then she read the label, and her eyes wide opened up as the curiosity and intrigue took hold. I was too dark to go out and play, so we watched some online demo vids. She insisted that we shoot the next morning, we did. It was splendidly entertaining. This target has been shot with .22LR, .38spec, .357mag, and .308win. We will mainly shoot this target with .22LR in the future fop economy. A target like this encourages lots of shooting, which can be expensive. A measure of realism might could be achieved by painting these targets to look like rabbit fur....
Pros: Splendidly entertaining
Cons: needs to painted to look like rabbit fur......

I bought the gunball and the "hot box" - took them out to 100 yds and shot at them with AKs and ARs. I can't believe something that i can hold in my hand like a nerf product can take that kind of abuse. These things are fun! The gun ball rolls about, and the hot box flips in the air (6 inches or so) topples over, spins a little, etc.

This won't replace my targets but it enhances the shooting a bit, particularly when you are with people.

The hot box I'm guessing I will get at least 5-7 more range trips with it before I even consider replacing it, and the gunball - I have no idea, it's very durable (.22 lr seems to bounce off of it)

Figure 10 trips minimum to the range with the hotbox and at that price, it's quite worth it.

I brought these into work to show some other shooters and they all went out and bought 1 or 2.

These really are fun. I would like to try the "dancing ball" but it has thinner non-supported walls and I feel that this may be detrimental to it's longevity. The Dancing ball seems however to have the most "action" to it based on videos I've seen.

after a day at the range - they're pretty dirty and covered in black streaks so a quick wash of them helps keep their visibility high. I also douse them with some florescent orange paint when I'm downrange repainting my metal target.
Pros: durable, bright, active
Cons: pricey?

The top hat target is orange and made of something that was engineered to be shot at. I can't wait to shoot it

as directed, use only FMJ's...
Pros: color,value,durability,action, versatility...

easy to use and fun to shoot at.

I purchased the dancing ball, and have it taken it once on the range so far. Although it did withstand everything up to 500 Smith and Wesson, it did get tore up pretty good so not sure it the manufacturer's claim of lasting "thousands of rounds" will hold up, but I guess time will tell.
Pros: Does withstand forces from various calibers
Cons: After a couple hundred rounds has already gotten tore up

it is a little hard to see it move with a .22lr and the 9mm tears it up more then my .223
Pros: easy to use
Cons: cant shoot it in gravel