wasn't sure where to put this...
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looks very nice. Would be a bit concerned that the base might be a bit small.
looks very nice. Would be a bit concerned that the base might be a bit small.
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Yeah, I talked to him about the base. I'll just to drill some holes and use some extra rebar... it's also adjustable in height as well. I also like the handles he added. at around 80 pounds for the setup I'll need it.
Yeah, I talked to him about the base. I'll just to drill some holes and use some extra rebar... it's also adjustable in height as well. I also like the handles he added. at around 80 pounds for the setup I'll need it.
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it should have a slight tilt forward to help deflect bullets downward.looks well done otherwise.
it should have a slight tilt forward to help deflect bullets downward.looks well done otherwise.
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Bad just horid BRING IT TO MY PLACE
very nice really i know that i'd like one
Bad just horid BRING IT TO MY PLACE
very nice really i know that i'd like one
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What is the nut and bolt on the backside of the heart shot target used for?
What is the nut and bolt on the backside of the heart shot target used for?
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Good looking targets. The angle forward target will certainly help keep rounds ending up where you don't want them. Again the handle is a nice touch. Keep us posted with a range report.
Good looking targets. The angle forward target will certainly help keep rounds ending up where you don't want them. Again the handle is a nice touch. Keep us posted with a range report.
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I hope you thanked him up and down - pretty nice of your brother and it is a pretty good design that will be fun to shoot for years to come.
Constructive criticism:
Give your brother an anatomy book so he can put the heart in the right place next time.
Also for a hostage shot - have him make the flipper about 1/2 or even 1/3 the size that it is.
The carry handle if it is mild steel - grind it off. I know it sounds like a great idea but the reality of shooting steel at a distance is that you will miss, some of the misses will be close, those that hit the square tube will rip big holes in it that you will later weld buttons in, and those that hit the handle will make for a very sharp hand hold.
Last thought have him consider wider "H" bases for uneven ground. My MGM has an H that is a bit wider than the silhouette itself.
Joe - the bolt is a stop - hit the box, actuates the arm, bolt stops on the shoulder.
Good luck
I hope you thanked him up and down - pretty nice of your brother and it is a pretty good design that will be fun to shoot for years to come.
Constructive criticism:
Give your brother an anatomy book so he can put the heart in the right place next time.
Also for a hostage shot - have him make the flipper about 1/2 or even 1/3 the size that it is.
The carry handle if it is mild steel - grind it off. I know it sounds like a great idea but the reality of shooting steel at a distance is that you will miss, some of the misses will be close, those that hit the square tube will rip big holes in it that you will later weld buttons in, and those that hit the handle will make for a very sharp hand hold.
Last thought have him consider wider "H" bases for uneven ground. My MGM has an H that is a bit wider than the silhouette itself.
Joe - the bolt is a stop - hit the box, actuates the arm, bolt stops on the shoulder.
Good luck
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