Look no further - can't beat the prices, and the money goes to a great cause:
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Look no further - can't beat the prices, and the money goes to a great cause:
http://www.jcsteeltargets.com/purchase.php
+1.Quote:
Originally Posted by davsel
$20 shipping no matter how much steel you buy also. I just received a 1/2" thick 12" round, a 3/8" thick 8" round, and a 3/8" thick 3" triangle and paid $105 with shipping. My brother ordered about triple that and paid the same shipping.
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Very cool!Quote:
Originally Posted by yz9890
Get rid of the chains! I started cutting up radiator hoses and they work fricken great so far. [Beer]
My friend uses old fire hose. I guess it's near indestructible.
Many options out there that are way better than chains. Fire hose.... now that sounds bad ass!Quote:
Originally Posted by yz9890
I have a bunch of steel plates that make excellent targets, but never came up with a good way to hang them. But, the wooden target stands and frames that I build and use with paper targets and cardboard backers are very similar to these, only beefier. I think I'm having an epiphany.....Quote:
Originally Posted by yz9890
Rebar made into a sawhorse type arrangement is best. I did the wood ones for a while but the bullet frag sticks in the wood. It can really turn your hands into something that resembles hamburger if you are not careful.
I also use Conveyer belt.
Rebar frames and fire hose for me.
Rebar frames and conveyor belt for me.
I'm sure it's been mentioned already but check out AA targets (forum industry partner) - Support local business!
So where does an unwashed peon such as I obtain conveyor belt material?
I bought 10 or so feet (4' wide) from http://www.repurposedmaterialsinc.com/ a few years ago.
Come down to a Pueblo match. I can send you home with some.Quote:
Originally Posted by rondog
The local FD may have old hoses lying around that no longer pass the tests. That's how I got mine. I have a lifetime supply from one hose.
We highly recommend conveyor belt strapping! (and not just because we sell it) It last's really well. It is almost self sealing when you shoot it. It takes a lot of abuse typically to tear one up beyond use. We sell pre cut and drilled strapping for $8 each. (Our website isn't updated with the new pricing yet.)