Block Targets 6X6 18X16X18 - 6-Sided Broadhead Rated
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The Block Targets 6X6 is a versatile 6-sided broadhead-rated target designed for archers who want a durable, multi-sided block that handles both field points and broadheads. At 18" x 16" x 18", it's large enough to accommodate a variety of shooting distances and angles without constant repositioning, making it a solid choice for practice ranges, 3D courses, and backyard training sessions. The six-sided construction lets you rotate the target as one side wears, extending its lifespan and giving you fresh, consistent surface area throughout the season.
This is a no-frills, straightforward target built to absorb impact from modern hunting arrows and broadhead configurations. Its size and broadhead rating make it suitable for serious bowhunters and recreational archers alike who need reliable, repeatable practice before heading afield. Whether you're zeroing a new broadhead or grinding out repetitions, the 6X6 keeps your arrows downrange without the fuss.
Block Targets are known for honest, functional construction—they do the job without marketing fluff. If you're looking for a target that takes broadheads, stands up to heavy use, and gives you multiple shooting sides, this one delivers.
Key Features
- 6-sided design allows you to rotate the target as surfaces wear, maximizing target life
- Broadhead-rated construction handles field points and broadhead impact
- Large 18" x 16" x 18" size accommodates varied shooting distances and angles
Specifications
| Brand | Block Targets |
| Model | 6X6 |
| Dimensions | 18" x 16" x 18" |
| Sides | 6 |
| Rated For | Broadheads and field points |
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this target safe for broadhead practice?
Yes. The Block Targets 6X6 is rated for broadheads, so it's designed to handle the impact and penetration of broadhead-tipped arrows.
How long does a Block 6X6 target typically last?
That depends on arrow volume and shooting distance. The six-sided design lets you rotate to fresh surface areas as one side compacts, extending the overall lifespan compared to single-sided targets.
What's the best distance to shoot this target?
We don't have specific distance recommendations in our data. Factors like your bow power, arrow weight, and personal preference will determine your ideal setup. Most archers start at standard range distances and adjust based on target wear patterns.
