Firearm BS thread

My buddy and I both have Android and it works.

 

after hours of contemplation, i bought it... thanks

 

No problem, certainly better than the drift and a hammer

 

yeah, i was worried about breaking a vial with the old drift ad hammer

 

Not sure, going to the range in an hour or so, will report back

sweet, thanks.

 

must have!!!!!!!!


http://shockwavetechnologies.com/site/?page_id=88

 

https://www.mossberg.com/category/series/590-shockwave/

 

So - I'm looking to make some DIY collapsible/portable steel pistol & rifle targets. I'm thinking two of each. Before I throw the 60,000 Google Search net, I figured I'd ask here first. I've got a local steel fab shop that willing to make up the actual targets, so that's covered. I'm wanting to see collapsible/portable & preferably lightweight systems for hanging/attaching the steel targets.

 

Looks nice. What's the system for the legs?

 

The leg are just standard pipe cut to the height I wanted. all other is AR500 steel( except the chains)

 

How are they attached to the board?

 

go to #14632 of the AR BS thread

 

Perfect. Thank you sir!

 

You're welcome, with that said. The hook in the middle that looks like a coat hook. I snapped in half hitting the target with my 6.5 Creedmore this past weekend. In the future, I will just get the AR 500 hooks

 

Okay, figured the .45 out, the P/O painted some wierd dot on the front sight that isn't there normally, so if you line up the dot it shoots low.

 

Looks good! Are those frames welded?

 

Several options here: https://jcsteeltargets.configio.com/ShoppingCart.aspx?com=productlist&cid=391&srch=t

I use this setup: https://jcsteeltargets.configio.com...9&cid=391&returncom=productlist&source=search
I use electrical conduit for the legs and an old piece of rebar for the top. Quick and easy to setup and take down and stores anywhere.

 

Thanks for all of the suggestions...Good stuff.

After looking at most portable target stands, I'm leaning toward the following.

I'm much more handy with wood versus metal (not that this is overly complicated metal wise), so I'm thinking of building a saw horse type frame with 2x3 legs with 2x4 horizontal section to hang the steel targets.
I'm thinking 60 degree angle on the legs with some notches/cheek cuts cut in the top edge of the legs to nicely vertically support & secure the 2x4. I'd use 2 carriage bolts with wing nuts per unit to secure everything for quick assembly/dissasembly. Should I look for a certain type of steel for these (in the event of a stray). I'm thinking the 2x4 will be 36". All of the 12 legs can be identical.

I want 3 targets (6", 8" and 10") for varying distances.

Weight will be less with wood and fully assembled, each unit will be lighter for moving around.

Have some spare black paint lying around, so it should look good.

Any fatal flaws in this approach?