Gamo Rocker Auto-Reset Pellet / BB Trap Target

Walking back and forth to reset targets interrupts your shooting rhythm and slows down practice sessions. The Gamo Rocker Auto-Reset Target Box brings high-efficiency, continuous airgun target practice directly to your home shooting setup with a clever mechanical auto-reset design.

Clever Mechanical Auto-Reset Design

The target features five heavy steel square paddles suspended inside a protective steel trap box. Shoot the four outer targets first—when struck, each paddle swings up and locks magnetically out of view. Once all four outer targets are cleared, hit the center square target to trigger the internal rocker bar mechanism. This instantly releases the locked outer paddles, dropping them back into their starting positions for your next round of firing—no batteries or long reset strings required.

Safe Pellet Trapping & Heavy Steel Housing

Designed with angled interior back walls, the durable steel housing traps spent lead pellets and slows down projectiles inside the box. This minimizes mess on your range and drastically reduces the risk of dangerous ricochets. The compact housing can be placed on any flat surface or mounted to a post or wall using the built-in rear mounting slot.

Key Features & Technical Benefits:

• Mechanical Auto-Reset Function: Shoot the 4 outer targets to lock them up, then hit the center square to reset them all.

• Integrated Lead Pellet Trap: Angled internal steel walls trap spent ammunition safely inside the box.

• Heavy Steel Housing: Durable all-metal construction withstands repeated pellet impacts.

• No Batteries or Cords Needed: Pure mechanical counter-balance operation for uninterrupted target shooting.

• Versatile Mounting: Freestanding design with back-panel wall/post mounting keyholes.

Usage & Field Guidance

Position the target box on a level surface or mount it securely against a safe, solid backstop at a minimum distance of 10 yards. Intended for use with lead pellets fired from low-to-medium power .177 (4.5mm) airguns. To prevent premature wear or steel denting, avoid using high-power magnum air rifles at close range. Always wear protective shooting glasses during practice sessions to guard against stray debris.