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I like it. Kinda like a deer piñata then.

 

To make it go boom you need a lot more than a .22.

ur customers often ask whether a particular round will reliably initiate Tannerite® brand targets.
To reliably initiate, Tannerite® brand targets need to be hit solidly with a transonic (ital) round. A transonic round is one going 2,000 feet per second or faster. All other things being equal, larger diameter bullets work better than smaller ones..

Examples of Common Rounds that will reliably initiate Tannerite® brand Targets:

• .223/5.56mm NATO (the common AR15/M16 or Ruger Mini-14 round)
• 5.45x39mm (the AK-74 round)
• 6mm Remington
• .243 Winchester
• .270
• 7.62x39mm (the AK-47 round)
• 7mm Remington Magnum
• .300 Savage
• .308/7.62mm NATO
• .30-06
• .300 Remington Magnum
• .338 Remington Magnum
• .50 Browning (the .50 caliber machine gun round)

 

I always wondered what they looked like underneath.

 

Is that the color @McRib 's bed bars are gonna be?

 

Shoulda been

 

Ah you went with hot pink instead. Gotcha.

 

Lime Rush! Let’s do it!

 

You want green say the word. Green it is.

 

What we need here is @StayinStock & that much valued photoshop experience.

 

Figured I’d let Addee paint them with me! She’s the artist!

 

They’ll have a good base for that then

 

Little brighter

 

True, that was the closest to Haro green I could get in mine

 

Slapped this on the hellcat, not a fan.



Goes too far back into the trigger.

 

One of them Rare times when Haro should really mean Goodbye.

 

I can see where that would be a problem. Only one solution, buy another gun that it fits better on

 

You beat me to it.

 

I use/sell these all the time. Mix the two things together well. Most center fire rifle cartridges will set them off. 100 yards is fine if you’re a good shot. I use them at 50 to 75 when shooting JUST THE PLASTIC CAN! If you put it inside a lawnmower and shoot it from 10 feet away you’re on your own! There are you tube videos as to why this is a bad idea. They do make .22 targets as well, and those are a hoot. I use them all the time.