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I have a breakdown portable bench I've been using for 30 years but never made up a target stand. Personally I would want one that will hold a backer, not just the target. What have you fellas done with yours?
Over the years I have come to stay away from paper targets unless I really need them for accuracy testing. I have a good pile of bricks left over from my home build many years back. I also brought home from work small pieces of heavy sheetmetal. I find painting the bricks and sheetmetal with spray paint then shoot at them instead of replacing paper. A single hit gives a nice small aiming point then just move over and make another hit for a new group. Both the steel plates and the bricks make the pellets just flatten out with no richochets. Whether it rains or wind blows no paper to chase or replace, just a quick shot of spray paint and good as new.
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for portable Benchrest shooting we use a PVC frame with a backer made from half of a 24x18 political sign or real estate sign w/ official targets are 11x17
the 12x18 backer is slid into slotted wood on the frame
the 12x18 backer is slid into slotted wood on the frame
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Mostly made out of 2x2's then faced with 11/2 "1/8" angle so it won't get shot up . The base will lay flat for transporting . If I get tired of punching paper then I go for the spinners . Four ft. tall by 2' wide the parts that hold the cardboard are adjustable for different size's
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I bought the square tubing then added a piece of angle to the inside to take up some slack . Then on the outside I added a piece of flat bar and slotted it to hold the cardboard . The spinners are just flat bar with a twist on one end then a steel washer welded to it ,simple setup but I was a welder by trade . They are kind a crude but I don't have the equipment as when I was working .
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Birchwood Casey BC-46101 Portable Target Stand 18X18 In. Shooting Rang (ceshowroom.com)
Hard to beat these for $20 and set up a few at different yardages and sit and shoot all day long!
P.S You can usually find them on sale somewhere for less than $20, I have gotten them for $17 before
Thx
Dan
Hard to beat these for $20 and set up a few at different yardages and sit and shoot all day long!
P.S You can usually find them on sale somewhere for less than $20, I have gotten them for $17 before
Thx
Dan
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