Creating A Pellet Trap Out Of Junk I Was Going To Throw Away

[Moog]

Awhile back I made a nice pellet trap out of good materials but I don't like leaving it outside. It's a little heavy to keep bringing back and forth. I've been wanting something I could just leave outside.

Anyway we just got some new furniture and I was going to toss out the old stuff when I got the idea to turn our old bedroom tv table into a pellet trap. It's made out of really cheap materials and won't hold up long so it's only temporary but I will be able to leave it out there for awhile. I stuffed the inside with old towels and bed sheets to catch the pellets. I like to reuse stuff when I can. I'll probably do some shooting later when the wheather cools down.

 

[dizzums]

that looks fun actually .. i'd like to work on that with a few guns lol ...

 

[Arrowhead1951]

Mr. Moog,

I see some real fun in that re-purposed furniture, I would also call it a target rich environment. All that surface area to mount paper targets, the top to set cans, plastic bottles and anything else you can dream-up.

Have fun, stay healthy and safe,

Arrowhead1951

 

[cavedweller]

Nice work 

 

[Moog]

Mr. Moog,

I see some real fun in that re-purposed furniture, I would also call it a target rich environment. All that surface area to mount paper targets, the top to set cans, plastic bottles and anything else you can dream-up.

Have fun, stay healthy and safe,

Arrowhead1951

Oh yes, I'm thinking along those exact same lines.

 

[buckyusn]

Great idea! (I might need to steal.) 

 

[needledriver]

If you add some plastic/metal roofing or shingles to the top, you might get an extra year or 2 of fun with it. Make the roofing a little long and you have a place to hanging swinging targets. Some rocks or bricks, under the legs, will also prolong its' life. Looks like you have room for a ringer. A car break drum or old skillet works well.