[HOYTSHOOTER_6]

First post. Hope this is the correct place to ask. Looking for reviews of the delta Mckenzie MoFoam chunk 12" Lancaster has them for right around 40$ plus shipping. Anyone have one/use one? How do they hold up? I shoot a mathews vxr 28 at 28/70. (I know name is hoyt shooter I had a rx1 when I made the account lol)

 

[automan26]

The range I shoot at uses larger MoFoam blocks and they are holding up very well. I'm impressed. Arrow removal is not difficult either.

Automan

 

[dnv23]

Best foam block style target you can buy imo.

I like the Mo Foam Chunk targets better than my Rinehart targets. They last longer, have better aiming dots (white instead of flo green) and arrows pull easier.

I've had a lot of different block targets and from now on the Mo Foam is all I'm going to buy. Great targets!

 

[tallgood]

Love mine holding up well so far bought it in August


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[MN_walker]

I have had for over a year and been very happy with it. It has been very durable and I find it easier to pull regular diameter arrows than my Rinehart.

I use my Rinehart primarily for broadhead work now.

 

[HOYTSHOOTER_6]

Thanks boys! Just wanted some confidence before buying. I have had a couple of there bag targets and they have been decent. Just looking for something better.

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[Mathias]

Best foam block style target you can buy imo.

I like the Mo Foam Chunk targets better than my Rinehart targets. They last longer, have better aiming dots (white instead of flo green) and arrows pull easier.

I've had a lot of different block targets and from now on the Mo Foam is all I'm going to buy. Great targets!

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Happy to hear this, just said to myself I need a BH target for the basement.

 

[dougmax]

A 12” block won’t give you much room for mistakes so shooting the center will be a must. Great targets, I have the 18” which I would say is a way better deal. If you are thinking about purchasing just one 12” it will not last long.

 

[woof156]

Haven't used the block but boy do I like mo foam-- easy arrow removal and it stops arrows. Not sure how well it holds up but good so far at the range I go to... good stuff so far. As dougm said 12 inches doesn't leave much room for error.

 

[dnv23]

A 12” block won’t give you much room for mistakes so shooting the center will be a must. Great targets, I have the 18” which I would say is a way better deal. If you are thinking about purchasing just one 12” it will not last long.

Agree, I would get the biggest one you can afford. The 12" is good for taking with you to camp but too small for every day home use.