Here's an easy challenge to try.

[Topstrap]

Here's an easy challenge to try, not hard to make and is at a distance most of the paper guys shoot at. Was shot not using a flat nosed bullet such as RWS, that does raise the success rate a good bit. This was at 62 yards, now it's set at 50 yards for a special stage at my matches.

Topstrap

 

[Targetbanger]

Hell yeah! I definitely want to make one of these for my 22 range!

 

[Topstrap]

The orange above the axe blade is to help shooters find the middle and something for peep sight competitors center up on. Takes a pretty fine reticle to be able to shift slightly on the filed edge. When it splits or is a really close filed edge hit there is a loud "smack" sound. Edge needs to be out far enough to let the bullet fragments hit the spotter plates.

 

[Targetbanger]

Looks awesome! I'm trying to figure out how I can do it. I don't have a welder.

 

[doclu60]

That's just plain cool Topstrap. We 'paper guys' often shoot flies, staples holding the target, etc....at 50yd. I would really like to try this! Nice post.

 

[1lnbrdg]

Used to shoot NRA smallbore prone quite a bit. 1 of my fellow shooters used to leave his pen for scoring targets stuck in the top of his target board. . . Couldn't help it!

Of course, I carried an extra pen down when we went to score the next target.

 

[Fotheringill]

Uncooked couscous, small variety.

 

[searcher]

That is cool!