Finally a target holder sweet

[crowski]

Just got this target holder in mail. OMG this is the cat’s ass. 

 Hit the remote the target drops and one 

 behind pops up. Works like a charm. I going to put on a grinding 

 stand. Needs a adjustable steel plate to protect the mechanics. Holds 10 targets. Made by a company called Bushesland. Crow 

 

[TMH]

When I looked at their web site I noticed the price including shipping to California, but wasn't sure if that was still in CAD or USD. If it showed CAD, then that was a very reasonable price with the USD conversion.

It looks like a pretty neat rig to put out at 100 yards so you don't have to keep going down range. Any idea the range of the remote?

 

[crowski]

Ironically I tried sending you a message but screwed it up. I figured any one with 6 stable tables they could use one of these. I didn’t get a chance to try distance, I‘ll let you know tomorrow. They advertise it’s for center fire as well. I suspect it will work. Crow 

Looking at the last pic, looks like wire hanging, maybe antenna, remote has 1 ft. antenna.

 

[TMH]

Well, I actually had 6 stable tables for only a rather short period of time...

(My last 2 to fill out the home range should be shipping soon, but I swear at 8 I'm done!)

 

[woogie_man]

Is the assembly metal or plastic??



Would be great for pellet testing. Mark the targets and set up at range. Shoot your test pellets, hit button to change and proceed to shoot. No need to walk back and forth all the time.

 

[crowski]

Nice setup you had there. I thought of your pic of tables when assembling it. Going to city tomorrow I’ll check distance when I get back. Crow 

 

[crowski]

Wookie man you hit the nail on then head. The assembly is plastic. I’m concerned about freezing temperatures. Crow

 

[Mrmetals]

Now my little brother is out of a job.

 

[crowski]

Mrmetals sounds like bro needs a springer.

TMH I just tried it at 130 yds. Wished my crony’s worked this good. Flawless.
All I can say product of the year. Hats off to to the inventor.

The frame is made of a thick plastic but looks durable. My only concern is will the plastic hold up in freezing weather. Crow 

 

[Ezana4CE]

Good looking set-up, just don’t get confused or excited and shoot the stacks. I know I’m not the only one who has blanked out and shot the wrong target when there are multiple targets present

 

[crowski]

Ezana4CE I going to mount this on a table from one of my grinders, approx. waist high. I’m putting a 20” x 30” steel plate 1/16 thick (I only shoot springers) on a hinge at bottom of plate, with a chain to adjust the height to protect the unit. It’s imperative you put the plate in front. And the plate protects the storage targets as well.
This can be used for center fires as well, just put on a thicker plate. Crow 

 

[crowski]

 This is all you’re gonna see, everything behind the plate. And that’s right 10 targets one at a time. Crow 

 

[Ezana4CE]

Ezana4CE I going to mount this on a table from one of my grinders, approx. waist high. I’m putting a 20” x 30” steel plate 1/16 thick (I only shoot springers) on a hinge at bottom of plate, with a chain to adjust the height to protect the unit. It’s imperative you put the plate in front. And the plate protects the storage targets as well.
This can be used for center fires as well, just put on a thicker plate. Crow

That’s pretty slick. I like it. Do you think the gears controlling the arms will be able to support the additional weight of the steel plate? Or will there be multiple plates (one behind each target)? If it can handle centerfire rounds it should be able to handle big bore slugs (up to .45), right? 

 

[crowski]

The plate will be completely separate from unit. I put targets high to stay away from mechanism. Gives plate plenty of room to protect it. 
I’m only shooting Springers and I know from making spinners 1/16” thickness will do, lighter as well. I’ll be taking to buddies range till he gets one. He told me about this holder. 
Apparently you can fire a cannon at this unit as long that plate holds. The company sells different thicknesses of plates for diff. cal.

Get one of these and you’ll be takin’ back stuff, you didn’t even steal.Crow 

 

[cmatera]

Well, I actually had 6 stable tables for only a rather short period of time...

(My last 2 to fill out the home range should be shipping soon, but I swear at 8 I'm done!)

Well then, you need another Crown. Six Stable Tables, five Crowns, that's not going to work.

 

[Ezana4CE]

@crowski Took a look at their site. I see the shields they have pictured. That gives me a better idea. 

 

[woogie_man]

Didn't think about the cold......a simple angled plate would help greatly.



Let us know how it works after a few shooting sessions.

 

[Old-School]

Only issue with the plate that I can see is the potential to reduce the range of the remote, since the receiver antenna wire will be hidden behind the plate.

 

[crowski]

Got to use for a couple hours after fabricating a 

 sketchy shield. 25 yds. 98. I’m not getting my shield until I 

go back to city next week. 
This works like a dream. You will go through more targets. I shot 3 rifles before going to target. 
I’m also going to incorporate a catch in back, as 

all 10 are set in same position. Highly recommended. Crow 

 

[rc4fun]

Whaaaat the heck... the flip up target is great, but it's not like you don't have enough to shoot at. I guess measurements mean as much as reactive targets. Nice set up!