Bullseye 301

The Bullseye 301, manufactured by Pinstar in April 1986, is a solid-state electronic pinball machine for up to four players. Pinstar was a short-lived manufacturer active only from 1985 to 1986, making surviving information about the company and its machines relatively scarce.

Little detail is documented about the Bullseye 301's specific theme, playfield layout, or notable gameplay features. It is closely related to Grand Products Incorporated's 1986 release '301/Bulls Eye,' suggesting a shared design lineage or licensing arrangement between the two companies, both of which were producing pinball machines around the same time in the mid-1980s.

Given Pinstar's brief existence and the limited surviving documentation, the Bullseye 301 remains something of a mystery to collectors and historians, representing one of the more obscure entries in the crowded solid-state pinball market of the mid-1980s.