.22/.177 Bullet Box | Bullet Trap

Works very well with soft nose lead 22 firearm ammunition and the .177 and .22 pellet ammunition I have. You will need to use duct tape and a cardboard for the small opening in the back bottom for smaller pellet ammunition as it tends to get out of the box from there. Other than that, it's a solid, effective box.

I've had this trap for over 10 years.
I've shot many thousands of 22LR at it. The back wall of the catch still looks fine.
I've shot hyper velocity to standard velocity. Still doing great.
I have had to tighten the screws back up after a few years and a few thousand rounds.
But that's not really an issue, it is to be expected.

Its an awesome bullet box

After completely destroying my pellet trap with .22 and .25 pellets I was looking for something more heavy duty. This bullet trap did the trick nicely. It is made for .17 & .22 rimfire but handles .22 and .25 airgun pellets nicely. After several hundred rounds there are no dents at all. It’s a solid little unit!The one downside (at least with pellets) is that lead fragments sometimes fly back out. So I have taken to putting it down on cardboard so I can collect any lead and don’t contaminate the ground.But it’s very well made and it does what it is supposed to nicely. So while it might not be perfect it is the best trap I have found so far.

The worst part of this was the assembly instructions. The pictures suck and the instructions aren’t well written. But all I had to do was Google “bullet box” and see a couple of good pictures. I am using this with a .22 Air Ventui Avenger. The pellets explode on the back. Like a lot of other reviews have said it works best with a piece of cardboard behind the target otherwise I get fragments coming from the back through the front. But I think it will last me a life time.