20 Best Youth Rifle Caliber (2022 Updated)

The teens and adults in my house had a lot of fun playing with the Adventure Force Tactical Strike Conquest Pro Ultimate Dart Blaster. We set up targets throughout the yard at different distances and took turns aiming.

The shooter has good accuracy, this is definitely a shooter you want to use for long distance shots. The darts fly hard and fast and travel far. It’s a powerful release and blast so definitely for older teens, ok for younger kids to try with an adult closely supervising.

There is a switch to push for “safety” or fire mode which is great to avoid accidental blaster shots. The darts are small and can be difficult to find once they’ve been shot. The tips are bright orange but the gray foam made it a difficult search for some of the darts out in the yard.

I’d look into purchasing darts that are brightly colored all over to make finding them easier. Overall, a very powerful dart blaster to practice accuracy and distance shooting. Fun for older teens and adults.

I received the Adventure Force Tactical Strike Conquest Pro Ultimate Dart Blaster, from #HomeTesterClub in exchange for my honest opinion. This dart blaster is the best soft dart blaster we’ve ever seen! It has 15 half size darts (included) and shoots a distance over 125 feet! And let me tell you, this baby packs a punch! (Recommend for ages 14+) It will sting a bit if hitting bare skin.

It has a removable mag and is the first of it’s kind, that I’ve seen, with a safety! It has tactical sights and tactical grips. Both of my son’s and my husband and myself have had a lot of fun with this dart blaster! This is the most “professional” working dart blaster!! Give it a try! If you like these types of blasters, you’ll love the Adventure Force Tactical Strike Conquest Pro Ultimate Dart Blaster!!!! Thank you so much Home Tester Club for the chance to try out this awesome dart blaster!! #Hometesterclub #MLBCreviews.

It’s a hit! One of his friends came over after it arrived today and they had pretty good time. It’s not the first dart gun to land in this home, but it is perhaps the most powerful; I didn’t actually measure how far the darts could travel, but I would certainly believe the advertised distance of 125 feet.

The first shot fired was from one end of the hallway; it hit the door on the opposite end and ricocheted all the way back. I think I can say with near certainty that this Adventure Force Tactical Strike Conquest Pro Ultimate Dart Blaster will find its place in many a future dart war among the children.

I rated this at 4 stars instead of 5 only because it’s a bit loud when firing and, more importantly, it seems the darts tend to get stuck every so often. Thankfully, that’s easy enough to fix by opening the “jam door” on the side of the blaster.

Overall, I’m very satisfied with the blaster. Fun times all around and no tears from anyone. yet.

Seems a little pricy for what you get but it was a spur of the moment purchase and the only gong target my local Cabela’s had in stock. Out of the box, my first impression was that this would work well for sighting in my new rifle.

However, it should be noted that what is pictured on the box is NOT what you get. The picture shows the target hanging from the stand with chain links that appear bolted to the target. With mine, this seems to have been replaced with ‘S’ shaped hooks.

This makes for a very quick and easy setup but my very first shot at this target shows why this change was a bad decision on the part of the manufacturer. From 200 yards my Hornady SST 7mm-08 120 gr.

round knocked the target completely off the stand. In fact, of the eight shots fired, half of them took the target at least partially off the stand. We spent more time putting the gong back in place than we did shooting.

My other complaint is that when set up the gong is only a few inches off the ground. The stand could have been taller given the size of the box. So, with that said, the gong itself is the only part that works as expected as I will have to make my own stand and mounts to make up for an expensive bad design.

Works out well. Had it at 220yards hiting it with .308 and 7mm rem mag. Not even a dent. Good visuals when you hit the plate it swings and disintegrates the bullet leaving a small cloud of dust

Product arrived quickly and was in perfect shape! Assembly was easy and plastic case was a pleasant surprise. After shooting with 22lr and 9mm there is no cratering whatsoever. 22lr does not have enough weight to flip targets from side to side, 9mm works great.

These things are sweet. The flight path technology is very beneficial to make sure you don’t hit any branches on the way to the target/animal. To the guys that say there’s “no warranty” you need to keep your manuals or understand the product you’re buying.

1. All leupold RF have a 2 year warranty, it says right in the manual. 2. It’s an electronic, and it will eventually no longer work. 3. Replace it with vortex if you want, but you should probably buy 2 RF at the same time from them so you have one to use when the other one is back and forth in the mail.

Here is what I sent the company: I purchased a rangfinder a little over two years ago and the yardage indicator lights only light up half way. HOW MANY TIMES DO YOU USE A RANGEFINDER DURING THE HUNTING SEASON??? You guy will not warranty it and I WILL NEVER BUY ONE OF YOUR PRODUCTS AGAIN.

Starting today I will look ate every website that sells your products and post a negative review warning buyers you do not back your products, AND THEIR QUALITY IS JUNK! SAVE YOURSELF SOME GRIEF, BY VORTEX WITH LIFETIME WARRANTY!!.

Use it for 3d archery. Absolutely awesome tool. Battery installation and removal could be easier, tricky twist lock cover. Very happy with the purchase. Upgraded from a 10 year old Bushnell. Archer’s advantage software works great.

Our house (2 boys, 9 and 14) has no shortage of nerf guns or nerf ammunition. We’ve tried a number of different models over the the years. The Rival models are by far my boys’ favorite. The Rival bullets are the most accurate and easiest to load into the guns.

The bullets also rarely get stuck and never get ruined after being used over and over (Elite bullets tend to wear out after consistent use). The only complaint to this gun the ammo loading mechanism occasionally doesn’t open correctly.

My boys noticed that if you don’t cook it hard enough, that may happen. If you pill it back when any little bit of force, it will open just fine. They noticed it happened when trying to load the gun quietly without being noticed.

I suppose this won’t be an ideal gun for someone doing some ‘sniping’ but overall it’s a great Nerf gun with the highest accuracy we’ve seen at our house.

I recently tried out the Nerf RIval Fate XXlll-100 and I was shocked at how realistic it is. This gun looks nice and is easy to handle. The sight is very accurate and it actually shoots a pretty good distance.

The downfall is that it takes rubber balls instead of the normal nerf bullets, therefore it is another ammo that I need to purchase. Upon playing this with my twelve year old I determined that it is not a child’s toy.

It is pretty powerful and the rounds leave some serious marks upon being hit. I was totally not expecting that. I would recommend this to others, but only parents with older teens or as an adult toy.

Overall it is a very nice product and works great, but I just think it is a little much for anyone under about fifteen.

I love this blaster. It is sleek and does what it was designed to do! Shoot Rival rounds fast and with minimal loading/priming/firing steps. Pull the prime, load the round and slam the barrel back into place.

The pull of the trigger is smooth and the accuracy or the ball is pretty good. I paid full price for this blaster and would do it again. There are also a large amount of mods available for it online and gives the blaster a wider range of darts that can be shot from it.

Happy flinging!.

I bought my rangefinder 3 years ago. Now suddenly without any mistreatment at all, I can only see half of the read outs. It’s not possible to read the numbers at all. Leupold will not warranty it at all.

I made a poor choice, I will not buy any Leupold products again.

I read the other reviews on here and had the same issues. The display fades so the range is unreadable and there is no warranty. I like most Leupold products but I would stay away from their rangefinders.

Very nice quality targets – we shot quite a few up over the weekend and I really liked them. Nice heavy paper and the rounds leave precise marks – they don’t tear out to where it’s hard to score. They help up well to being stapled to the cardboard and were easy to take off without tearing the whole corner of the sheet off.

Also easy to write on – some of these have a finish that doesn’t accept ink very well.

I’ve read several reviews on “other” D1 Targets and the issue of thin, low quality paper being used. The Domagron Targets came packaged in quality packaging and flat. The target is made of heavy “poster style” paper and would hold up in very heavy winds.

I’ve used them indoor and outdoor ranges. wonderful product! These are true NRA D1 targets and the center circles of the Tombstone are very visible. Of course, with my “old eyes” I lose site of the circles at about 15 yards.

Very nice paper. Excellent print quality. Appears to be regulation. Great price. Thank you Domagron

I said it’s a good value only because it gave me a starting point to modify it and make it work properly. I expected this to work out of the box but it seemed that no matter how I set this thing up I could not get all four bottom targets to stay ‘up’ on the horizontal re-set bar attached to the top ‘re-setting’ target.

The first two shots would get the first two targets to stay up but then the 3rd shot would usually cause one of the first two to fall back down when that 3rd target hit the horizontal bar. A couple times I was able to get 3 targets to stay up but the fourth target hitting the re-set bar would always cause at least one more to slip off.

I’m a mechanic/machinist and looking closely I could see that the problem was there was way too much slack or slop in all the parts. The product could be improved greatly by having the targets welded to a smaller I.

D. tubing (or using larger frame material) so they don’t swing side-to side as much and also by putting the welds on the main frame closer to the target tubing and tightening up all the tolerances. To fix mine and make it work (it works great now) I put several spot welds real close to each side of the tubing the targets hang from so they can’t move sideways and flop around as much.

I also painted the targets white whichworks better than the stick on paper ones. After 15-20 shots on each target they were starting to deform but I was able to hammer them flat.

The target paddles spin just fine, but do not stay up as advertised. The spacing must be wrong on the T-bar for the “reset” target on top, the lower two just push past it. That’s with a 9mm, nothing too high powered.

And the stickers flew off the first time I hit them. No point putting them on, paint would be better.

I bought this to use at a friends farm and it is as fun as plinking cans (almost) but without the pickup time it takes to reset the range. We shot this solo and as a friendly competition.

Purchased Muddy 1300 rangefinder 1OCT2020. The rangefinder broke the second time I took it hunting 15OCT2020. I contacted GSM Outdoors and the first guy said there would be no problem replacing it. After two weeks of waiting, I contacted them again.

That rep said the rangefinder was back ordered until March 2021 and we began the refund process. It took about a week to get the return label and I shipped the rangefinder back on 7NOV2020. Today is 8DEC2020 and I still haven’t heard anything back or received my refund.

I tried calling, after being on hold for an hour their automated system hung up on me. When the rangefinder worked it was good and it was reasonably priced. However, I wouldn’t buy anything from them because their customer support is nonexistent.

First Laser Rangefinder purchase. Have tried it out on several different objects and distances and found no problems or confusing displays. The instructions brochure appears accurate for the model. Its operation is pretty simple.

It is a touch bigger than other Rangefinders I have looked at, but not too big. Have not noticed a problem of it eating up battery strength. It comes with a wrist type lanyard. I will probably switch it to a neck lanyard when using it for archery deer hunting.

It functions just fine so far at the typical distances I view game at from my stands. It was reasonably priced on sale. It comes with a soft sided carrying case as well.

First thing I noticed is that it’s BIG. I was skeptical at first before I ordered it because of some of the reviews of the other models from this same company. I went ahead and bought it on the strength of the good reviews.

After all, this was not for hunting but was for my range bag. When compared next to my Nikon 2000,I was pleasantly surprised at how good it was and how close they read to each other. The numbers are a bit small for these tired old eyes, unlike the illuminated red display in the Nikon.

Still, it worked well, and I don’t have to use my hunting range finder for target shooting. Getchu one! I think it would work fine for hunting too, just note that it is rather large.

While this is probably marketed as a beginner’s bow (and the only left handed option at the time I went bow shopping) it would probably be more accurately classified as a discount bow for the expert archer / bowsmith who loves having to maintain their bow closely and often.

The biggest problem I notice is with cam / bowstring alignment. My string has been fraying consistently on the sharp inner guide rail of the upper cam, due to being pulled too far off centre by the middle rail which pulls the string off centre for arrow clearance (forget the technical term).

I discovered that the hole into which this bowstring guide bar is (just below bow sight attachment) inserted is misaligned, and so in order to prevent dangerous fraying, you must only insert the string guide bar through the first of two holes, which reduces the angle, allowing less fraying at that top cam.

I am serious about the Allen keys also. Most screws come loose slowly over time, including the cam screws which secure that sharp top guide rail. if you hear any buzzing / vibration while shooting, be sure to check your screws before the bow blows up on you.

Additionally, the peep site is held in place by poorly tied factory knots. Better manufacturers leave these knots loose intentionally to allow for peep site positioning before being firmly secured. this is easily fixed by moving them into position, and then tying some proper knots with the correct fine string at the end of these slidable factory knots.

The bow sight adds no value to the bow in my opinion. the level of vibration that rattles through it with each shot made it impossible to cinch down tight enough to prevent it moving with each shot. I missed my first shot at a grouse because it had slipped almost completely out of its bracket, which it did after my second shot at said grouse.

So if you buy this, tighten everything down within reason, and think about upgrading your bowsight immediately. It does shoot fairly well. It is weighted nicely, and produces a repeatable flight with good technique.

Just look after it, especially if you don’t have a large budget for repairs. I may be needing a new string soon, which apparently is only available from specialty string-makers, not the manufacturer themselves.

To start, I’m an experienced bow hunter for over 45 years. I’ve bow hunted whitetail and elk for years. I started with a longbow, then recurve before moving on to compounds. Three years ago I had two complete shoulder replacements and a left rotator cuff surgery.

Not much left of the left rotator, so I was seeking a light bow with adjustable draw length and adjustable draw weights, the 70 lb. Hoyt no longer an option. I wasn’t ready to give up and go to the crossbow, and I wasn’t ready to stop bow hunting.

The last two years I used a Browning Micro Midas youth bow I had purchased for our son several years ago just to get by. I hadn’t been able to find a good option at my local pro shop, but found the Cruzer G2 at Cabela’s.

I tried it and a couple of other options they had. The Cruzer was by far the smoothest and easiest on my wasted shoulders. I’m still getting comfortable and fine tuning, but it was very well setup from the start and truly not a lot of adjusting.

If you’re in a similar shoulder situation and not ready to give up being a bow hunter, I would suggest you give this option a shot.

So I got this bow as a Christmas gift in 2020. I’ve been going to the range as often as time allows, and have been very happy with this bow. To be honest, up until then, I was more familiar with recurved, because when I was 13, I used one for Boy Scouts and the Archery Merit Badge.

But this compound bow was a pleasant surprise come Christmas Day. Definitely a solid bow to get back into archery with, and even when my sights haven’t been properly adjusted, my grouping seems to be fairly consistent.

I have hardly any issues with the whisker biscuit, but it’s a little too bright orange for my taste. That and it looks like it won’t last too much longer, especially as often as I’m going to the range.

Hoping to invest in a recurve sometime, so I can practice with both, but the overall experience I’ve had with this bow has been great, and it’s definitely good for someone who’s just starting archery, or someone like me who hasn’t done it for years, but wanted to get back into it.

My only complaint is that the technique involved with using a compound bow is quite unfamiliar to me, but I know that’s not just specific to this bow. In fact, I’ll probably get better at that as I use it.

Peep sights kind of are difficult for me to use, since I need to wear glasses for my near-sighted vision, and every so often I find myself taking my glasses off at the range. Not sure I’d have that problem with a recurve, but this compound bow is hands-down a blast to use, even with some of its difficulties and maintenance.

Caliber Trucks are a solid choice. There are a .number of great color choices. I have 12 pairs and think they are top notch. I could only find the neochrome at Skatepro. They are amazing looking! S .

They are great trucks. They have great clearance and they fit the perfectly on my 36 inch cruiser running 70 mm wheels with no wheel Vite whatsoever. Great piece. However they came with a few scratches that looked like they came from factory.

Very nice trucks! Well made and delivery was fast and efficient. One minor gripe – the packaging was however very oversized and loose, so everything was rattling around inside! This could have lead to damage in transit but luckily not the case on this occasion.

Excellent quality and great sound. If you aren’t training for a specific shooting discipline (USPSA, IDPA, etc. ) this target is perfect. I have used Caldwell’s 3/8″plates with both rifle and pistol and the plates have stood great to all pistol and non-magnum rifle rounds.

I do not shoot 3/8″ AR500 with magnum rifle rounds though they are safe if you obey the velocity guidelines. I recommend these plates to anyone in the market. Caldwell is less expensive than the other options in this size and the plates are well made, well cut, and the edges are all smoothed to eliminate sharp edges.

You will need a ‘real’ stand to hold these up as they weigh quite a bit. I would not recommend a T-post stand but rather a hanging stand or a 2×4 stand with a wide, sturdy base. My only issue is that Caldwell’s sticker will flake off and fly all over the range if you don’t peel it off before shooting.

I recommend peeling the sticker off the front facing side before you start shooting. Also, keep in mind that the yellow powder coat is toast as soon as it gets hit. The steel will still last forever (especially if you touch it up with spray paint) but the yellow coating is only going to last until you get to the range.

Each bullet that impacts will take off a small circle of the coating. Finally, pay attention to the weight listed for this size target. It is heavy and somewhat unwieldy when you are trying to place it on your stand/hanger.

I would consider this more of a set-up and leave it kind of target rather than one you take out to the range every weekend.

I couldn’t believe how well the steel held up. After the first day of shooting I expected some sort of dimpling and by appearance there was some. But I ran my hand access the steel and it was silky smooth still.

The only bummer is that on shot 5 or so my buddy center punched the bolt and the bolt head popped off which shut us down on that steel for the day. Excellent quality product. I would highly recommend.

I like the 33% size. At 500yds they are just outside Moa for width and are almost an exact match for a milk jug only providing positive hits with the sound. As far as the product the powder coat isn’t necessary as it comes off with the hits but it’s not an issue they get painted every time anyway it’s just not needed.

My loads are 3500 at the muzzle no indents on the steel just what you need and expect at a great price.

Maybe I got a bad batch of targets, but these targets are very soft steel for “AR500 Steel” targets. I tested out the 10″ and 8″ targets at 200 and 100 yards respectively. At 100 yards, a. 223 hollow point from an AR15 makes a good sized crater in the target, and a.

308 goes right through! the results weren’t much better at 200 yards. (See the pictures). I’ve shot other 3/8″ AR500 steel targets with the same rounds, and other 3/8″ targets don’t even make a mark from the.

223 HPs and only a small mark from a. 308. These targets would probably hold up to most pistol fire, but any center fire cartridge will eventually ruin these targets. Very poor quality steel to be called “AR500 steel.

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They are very sturdy. They splatter the bullets. Enjoy them very well.

M22 Colt Tactical rifle was used at 50 to 100yards out. it put a little indentation on the metal where it hit. not bad. I would recommend bright paint and repaint rather than messing with the stickers.

Better for contest too if you paint (2) each different colors.

more than sturdy enough for my .22lr. has stakes to secure to the ground but the design is such that you might not need them.. this is not a flimsy piece of junk but rather thick quality steel.

When assembling the target, the nuts and bolts were very cheap. The bolt is 1/4″, but the bolt head would not fit either a 3/8″ or 7/16″ wrench. It is something between. Also the left middle target hits the reset target when it swings up.

I had to bend the reset target to the right, but it is not enough to eliminate the targets hitting one another. I haven’t shot at it yet, so perhaps my review will change later. But for now I wish I had spent a little more on a better option.

This baby packs a punch. Not only that, but said punch is going to hit what you’re aiming at; For responsible shooters only! The weight is nice, it’s a good size, and it even comes with replacement O-rings for the bolt-to-barrel seal! Both types of darts also perform exceptionally well.

With all that said, I do have a handful of nitpicks: 1. If you want to use the iron sights, the included stock has to come off, as the cheek rest gets in your head’s way. It perfect for the scope though! 2.

The charging handle likes to slide closed if it’s left open. Slightly more annoying than you’d think, because it’s best to have it open when switching magazines; you may damage the mags and the darts within if the bolt’s closed and you slam it in.

3. The half-length dart adapter has 2 spring-loaded catches in it for compatibility with other magazines; one deeper in than the other. The included mag hits the first catch before it’s all the way in, which makes the bolt completely miss the darts.

Just make sure you’re pushing it all the way in. And 4. While Nerf Elite darts do work and come out of the barrel just fine, they are essentially useless if your target is more than 10ft away. This is NOT the gun’s fault, but simply because Nerf darts aren’t designed to go 140 fps.

The asymmetrical design of the tip makes the dart curve really hard. Just get one of the giant Dart Zone dart refills if you need more, as both the half-length and full-length darts work great.

I have a small handful of foam dart blasters in my collection, but none of them compare to this thing. To illustrate my point, let’s go over some of the things this blaster does that a blaster from Nerf doesn’t: – Fires half length darts, which are superior to full length darts in every single way.

Nerf blasters have always used full lengths, and will probably continue to until the end of time. – Fires darts at speeds of over 140 feet per second. You’d be lucky to get a Nerf blaster that can fire them faster than 80.

– Has an M4 buffer tube and picatinny rail, both of which are non-proprietary with hundreds, if not thousands of different compatible accessories on the market. Nerf uses a proprietary accessory system.

– Has numerous replaceable components that can be easily accessed with just a screwdriver. Nerf blasters these days are built like fortresses and you’ll have to break clips and melt glue to take them apart.

– Well-designed and very ergonomically sound. Some Nerf blasters at this price point seem to have no regard for how human limbs work. And all of this costs less money than a Nerf blaster that can even come close to having these features! A word of warning though: This blaster fires darts at speeds of 140 feet per second, which means that if a dart hits you, it’s going to sting.

The 14 age rating is there for a reason.

Love This Blaster, It’s Powerful And Consistent, But I Have Minor Quibbles. For The Price, I Would Expect Slightly Higher Grade Plastics. The Grip Feels A Little Flimsy, And I’m Afraid It May Break With Heavy Use.

Aside From That I Love The Thing. It Hits Super Hard, And Is Very Accurate For A Foam Blaster. There’s A Lot Of Aftermarket Support, And Is Compatible With Every Magazine I’ve Used With It. The Only Jam I Have Encountered Was User Error (I Didn’t Fully Prime The Blaster), And I Feel Like The Reviews That Say It Jams A Lot Are Likely Small Children Having Trouble With The Heavy Prime Of This Blaster.

This Is Not A Small Children’s Toy, It Is A Pro Level Blaster. I Love This Blaster, I Just Wish It Were A Little More Sturdy.

It’s a very interesting gun. I enjoy taking the clip out and back in with the pin, it’s very creative. It’s easy to load and light enough to hold and shoot. The darts shoot pretty far and really fast.

I like that with this fun you don’t have to pull two triggers to get it to automatically fire. Most guns I’ve seen you have to hold one trigger to get the battery to engage and then the second to shoot the darts.

This gun doesn’t require that, so it makes it very easy to use. It’s dart capacity is great, I don’t have to stop and reload every minute. I have darts all over my floors and constantly finding darts hiding in places, but it’s totally worth it! This is definitely one of my favorites! Highly recommended!.

It was super easy to assemble and get it set up. I like that it has a removable stock. Easy quick release. Has an adjustable scope. Easy to handle. Very durable. It shots very far. I like that it can hold two darts in one slot.

One downside is having to reload all the darts one by one. The darts come out very fast as well. One thing I would change is making the front grip handle adjustable & adding an attachment barrel. It’s so fun to play with, for kids and adults! I definitely recommend the Adventure Force Alpha Auto 72!.

I have received the adventure force alpha from home tester. My son right away used the dart blaster. He was stating the sight feel off when aiming the darts. The trigger seems too big. Overall the drum concept that holds all the darts is very unique.

The firing of the darts is excellent fires very quickly. Overall he truly enjoys this producy.

Purchased this solution from Dean safe and could not be happier with purchase! Did a remodel on the interior of safe because whoever designed the inside of my safe obviously did not own guns. After the remodel I applied the Storage solution Velcro to the underside of my shelves, installed the rods in my guns, and almost doubled the number of guns in my safe.

they stay put too. Very nice to be able to select almost any gun in safe without having to fumble around in the pile. Highly recommend. I just bought the Browning 23 prosteel safe and I can actually get more than 23 guns in there.

(after remodel) Imagine that! going to buy 2 more of the 20 gun starter kits, and 1-10 pack of rods for my other 2 safes. Whoever thought this up was a genius!.

When I first received this item I was unsure if the rods were sturdy enough. They made me a believer because once they were put into use they were absolutely strong enough to hold all my rifles from the small in stature too the large bore keeping all of them from wiggling enough for the rifles too fall down.

The only wiggle that I found was minimal & that was on the large bore ones. Shipping was very fast & securely wrapped. The cost was very competitive if not lower then most of the companies that were carrying similar items.

This product is good enough that I recommended it to my son, brothers, nephews & friends. I would not be surprised that when my new safe comes in down the road I will be ordering another set. jrmc7711 {:-).

The rods are great!!! The sheet of velcro that the rods are supposed to attach to DOES NOT HAVE A ADHESIVE BACK TO IT!!! I TRIED 5 DIFFERENT GLUES TO TRY AND ADHEAR IT TO THE TOP OF MY GUN SAFE AND IT WOULD NOT STICK!!! I HAD TO PURCHASE A ROLL OF HEAVY DUTY VELCRO STRIPS TO STICK TO THE TOP OF THE SAFE.

ONLY THEN DID THE PRODUCT WORK!!!!.

I have used this truck for freestyle/dance for four seasons. The turnability, durability and predictability of this truck is amazing. I love the colors and the design too. Thank you Caliber!

Caliber all way has good reputation in skateboard industries. The 44 angle is recommended for the downhill slides, under / drop-through boards.

So disappointed. The construction is cheap, the prices don’t seem to want to fit together or don’t stay together at all. We had to add peices from extra legos just to make it hold together. Do not recommend.

So disappointed. Also, despite implications, these do not shoot legos.

Pay attention to the instructions. I got off track once and looks like you are all right until you are way past the mistake was made. The instructions were easy to follow, I just got sidetrcked. I intend to buy another weapon.

It was great but the only flaw is, it’s not much of hold and mess around, it more like look at it from a distance, it was pretty fragile but I ended up super glueing everything but it was a great set 4/5 only because of the fragility.