Rinehart or McKenzie?

[Bird Dogg]

I shot IBO worlds, which are all mckenzie... I personally like the rineharts, and Ive shot the rinehart 100 in mass... the new mck's are nicer.. but I think you should shoot whatever you are going to compete in.. so if you shoot worlds, you'd better get used to mckenzies.... because the qualifier and the worlds are mk's and mckenzies only... so unless they mix it up , your better to practice on whatever your going to shoot.. all my local clubs have a mix of both, and I like the variety, but for comps better shoot what you shoot

[Smoken]

Hey you might want to check R&W Targets at www.randwtargets.com You just cant beat them for the price.

[RADAR72]

Well after reading all of y'alls posts and talking to some pretty reputable people in the business I have decided to mix and match a little. I am going with 5 Rinehart targets and 25 McKenzies. 21 of the McKenzies will be the new XT series targets which have replaceable inserts. I appreciate all the info and opinions y'all have given me. They were very helpful.

[Limerick3D]

If you are only getting 5 Rineharts, make sure you get the Standing Griz and the Walking Black Bear among them. They cost more, but are far, far superior than the McK counterparts.
Stick with big game animals, and don't get any silly, novelty targets.

[acebaker78]

For a new club not knowing what kind of draw they are going to have to invest in an even count of Mck and Rine to attract both worlds of shooters untill you figure out what your shooters are looking for. I mean if you know you want to go for qualifiers and such then you would definatley want to go with Mck, however if you find that 95% of your shooters don't care either way what would be the point unless just for advertising purposes. New club imo go for an even blend to satisfy both and adjust accordingly in following years for durability or for the pro tourney shooter.