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The block b-18, b20 or b22 is my choice of target. No "breaking in" needed, and will last at least a year or two. Very easy arrow removal. Both broadheads and field points.

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After the block is somewhat shot out, get spray foam from Home Depot and squirt it in there. Then use a hack saw blade to shave it flat after the foam cures. Works like a charm

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It seems the only tough pulls come from shooting the replaceable center section. Shooting spots on the target ends results in much easier removal.

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I got a good deal on a brand new black block target 70 bucks. I like it so far. Easier to pull arrows then my 3d deer

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Where did you get the block target for $70?

 

I will be in Phx this weekend and hoping to purchase my new target.

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I got it at Ross outdoors. The corner was damaged so they gave me a discount on it. It doesn't even effect it, it's on the bottom. 30 bucks off. This target is tough

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Going on my 3rd year with a Rinehart. Rineharts are the only broad head target I will buy from now on.

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I think I may have already posted this but a buddy that works at bass pro told me the BP too end 3D deer is made by rinehart. He said when they go on sale they are a great deal. I am not sure about the blocks I didn't ask about them.

 

As mentioned camofire has some great deal going on now on a few different targets.

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