Beast Hunter Pellet Trap Pyramid 17×17 cm – steel target trap for air rifles

Beast Hunter Pyramid 17×17 cm – Safe and Clean Shooting

The Beast Hunter Pyramid steel pellet trap is an essential accessory for every airgun shooter practicing precision on paper targets. Thanks to its specific funnel-like (pyramid) shape, the trap not only catches projectiles but also smoothly dampens their energy and accumulates them at the back. This significantly increases shooting safety and simplifies the subsequent cleanup of lead waste.

The trap is designed for classic square targets measuring 170 × 170 mm. The target is simply slid into the grooves at the front of the trap and stays firmly in place even during repeated hits. The all-metal construction made of 1.5 mm thick sheet metal ensures high stability and resistance to deformation when using standard air rifles.

The back of the trap is equipped with a hole for easy hanging on a wall, beam, or other solid support. However, it can also be used as a free-standing unit on a flat surface. The Beast Hunter Pyramid is an ideal choice for home practice in the garden, garage, or at professional club shooting ranges.

Technical Parameters:

• Designed for targets: 17 × 17 cm (170 × 170 mm)
• Shape: Pyramid (tapered)
• Material: Steel sheet
• Sheet thickness: 1.5 mm
• Installation options: Hanging or free-standing
• Color: Black (anti-corrosion finish)

Package Contents:

• Beast Hunter Pyramid Pellet Trap 17×17 cm
• Cardboard packaging

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

1. Is this trap suitable for high-power air rifles (Full Power)?
Yes, the 1.5 mm thick sheet metal is durable enough for standard air rifles. However, when shooting from very powerful weapons at close range, the back wall may bulge over time. We recommend maintaining a safe distance of at least 10–15 meters.

2. Can I shoot steel BBs into the trap?
The pyramid shape of the trap is designed to minimize ricochets; however, steel BBs are very hard and bounce back more than lead pellets. Always wear protective eyewear when shooting steel BBs.

3. How often should I empty the trap?
We recommend emptying the trap after every practice session (approx. every 50–100 shots). Accumulated deformed pellets at the back could cause a newly arriving projectile to ricochet outward.

4. How to protect the trap against corrosion?
The trap has a black finish, but the paint will chip off at the impact points over time. If you use the trap outdoors, we recommend storing it in a dry place after shooting or occasionally spraying bare spots with standard spray paint.