IndyMonkey
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- Jan 15, 2010
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Tarp incident? what I miss?
Tarp incident? what I miss?
Tarp incident? what I miss?
It took some lead spray from being so close to the steel targets.I don't know if someone shot the tarp over the tractor or if it was ricochets but we did some damage to it
We will be taking up a collection to help with your travel expenses.Oh just encase some don't know the training is free to all that wish to participate.
Cru could you add this to the first page list please, Thank you. H&K
We will be taking up a collection to help with your travel expenses.
We will be taking up a collection to help with your travel expenses.
And you'd better accept it!
...... if 'you' shoot it or at it; that person will be expected to help clean up this time!
Hey I was there to help last time too. I wonder who FPD got to come back and clean up brass though. I was shocked none of you brass monkeys were vacuuming the ground....
...and b4 this shoot happens I'd like to see the tarp incident from the last shoot get solved, with no ill feelings from the hosts! I'd like to make it right asap!
I'm bringing
FNH PS90 5.7x28
Guys, steel targets obviously do create a lot of splatter, but I have to point out that the targets you were utilizing were not optimal. Mild steel that is put up to the kind of abuse you threw at it can be dangerous. When soft steel starts to crater and deform, it causes ricochets (not splatter) and can be dangerous from close range. Target-grade steel is your best bet because it causes complete fragmentation of the bullets on impact, especially at closer ranges. If you like (and if I can definitely make it) I can bring some AR500 steel targets to use.
Guys, steel targets obviously do create a lot of splatter, but I have to point out that the targets you were utilizing were not optimal. Mild steel that is put up to the kind of abuse you threw at it can be dangerous. When soft steel starts to crater and deform, it causes ricochets (not splatter) and can be dangerous from close range. Target-grade steel is your best bet because it causes complete fragmentation of the bullets on impact, especially at closer ranges. If you like (and if I can definitely make it) I can bring some AR500 steel targets to use.
I bought some AR500 from Bobcat, but I say the more the better! (and I only got 3)
Several people have AR500 plates now, but the more the merrier!
Guys, steel targets obviously do create a lot of splatter, but I have to point out that the targets you were utilizing were not optimal. Mild steel that is put up to the kind of abuse you threw at it can be dangerous. When soft steel starts to crater and deform, it causes ricochets (not splatter) and can be dangerous from close range. Target-grade steel is your best bet because it causes complete fragmentation of the bullets on impact, especially at closer ranges. If you like (and if I can definitely make it) I can bring some AR500 steel targets to use.
This^ I don't use steel targets and don't shoot at them, I do have a dueling tree and it is made from Target grade steel It is commercially made and I can bring it if anyone wants to shoot at it.