I have a pic. This is all I use. Stand it on another bucket if you need height.5 gallon bucket and one bag of Home Depot rubber mulch. I believe they are 7.xx lbs or something close. One bag perfectly fills a bucket. Snap a lid on, lay on its side and it will stop 1000’s of pellets.
Is that a softer type plastic for the lid? Some plastic lids I've used shatter pretty quickly.I have a pic. This is all I use. Stand it on another bucket if you need height.
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Yeah. I’ve bought replacements at Home Depot and lowes and neither shatter. Actually take quite a few shots before needing change and are under 3 bucks. Never had a pellet escape out the side of the bucket either.Is that a softer type plastic for the lid? Some plastic lids I've used shatter pretty quickly.
It has been my experience horse stall mats, and rubber targets work well in warmer weather, but when the temp drops they rebound your projectile back.
Currently what I use as well. I also have horse mats but they're way too loud. I've noticed that shooting into the grain the way you have it setup is much quieter than shooting it against the grain (from the side of the stump). But I'm currently looking for even an even more quieter way in an urban environment that cover a wider area for pesting as well. Which is what I'm gonna be testing next with archer bags filled with mulch.Outside I use a 10-12" piece of softwood log (white pine, cedar, spruce) mounted on three legs.
Indoors it's a modified plastic tote filled with rubber mulch.
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Yes I ended up using Carpet and that combination worked great for me.Any suggestions on a alternative or covering for a first layer before it hits the horse stall mats? It seems like a good option for me maybe 1/4 plywood covering?
Shooting into the log-ends is quite and they can absorb a lot of pellets before needing replacement. I tried cross grain butts as well and they didn't last very long.Currently what I use as well. I also have horse mats but they're way too loud. I've noticed that shooting into the grain the way you have it setup is much quieter than shooting it against the grain (from the side of the stump). But I'm currently looking for even an even more quieter way in an urban environment that cover a wider area for pesting as well. Which is what I'm gonna be testing next with archer bags filled with mulch.
Tractor Supply Company in my area (Arkansas) has thick rubber mats for truck bed liners. Can’t remember the size but you can cut 4 squares from one mat. hang them from frames made from wood, pvc or metal pipe.What Do You Use For Backstop? Shooting .25 at around 860 to 900fps. JSB Heavies