Gr8fun Single Spinner 45mm Airgun Target
The Gr8fun Single Spinner is a steel knockdown target with a 45mm spinning disc, built for reactive airgun target practice. Screw the fixing into a fence post, tree stump or any solid timber upright and you have a permanent zeroing point that can be mounted at whatever height suits — waist-height for garden plinking, or higher up for a more testing angle on the range. A clean hit sends the disc spinning on its pivot, giving instant visual feedback that beats a paper target for a fast practice session. It is built for repeated use rather than a one-off shot: leave it screwed onto a post around the shoot for zeroing a rifle between drives, or mount it permanently in the garden for regular air rifle practice. The 45mm disc sits towards the larger end of Gr8fun’s Single Spinner range.
Specifications
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Target Type | Steel knockdown disc |
| Disc Diameter | 45mm |
| Mounting Type | Screw fitting for timber uprights |
| Use Case | Airgun practice, zeroing, garden shooting |
FAQ
Can the target be mounted at different heights?
Yes, the target can be mounted at any height by screwing the fixing into a fence post, tree stump, or solid timber upright. Height can be adjusted based on personal preference or shooting angle.
Is the disc durable for repeated use?
Yes, the steel disc is designed for repeated use and will withstand multiple shots without significant wear.
What materials is the target made of?
The target is made of steel for the disc and includes a screw fitting for secure mounting on timber surfaces.
Carl Dowd –
Great for regular airgun practice. The 45mm disc spins well after a hit and gives clear feedback. Mounted on a garden post at waist height — easy to use and effective for zeroing between sessions.
Ian Brown –
Solid construction and reliable performance. The spinning action is noticeable and helps improve accuracy during practice. Works well in outdoor settings.
James Ince –
Perfect for garden shooting. Easy to install and stays secure. The disc responds quickly to shots and provides instant visual confirmation of a hit.