Backyard target
What is a good type backyard target that won't break the bank. As I'm needing a new one and just want to get one that will last...for a while.
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RhinoBlock.
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Portable or permanent?
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Portable target is what I’m looking for.
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Rinehart is good but pricey. Look for a Delta McKenzie. If your close to the box stores they normally have their house brands. They are cheap and cheap. I do think the best compromise between cost and durability is the Delta McKenzie.
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I built a cork board target for around 60 bucks works great weights about 80 pounds movable and when boards are worn out just move them around or cut new strips
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Pictures or a link to instructions? I can shoot 18 yards max in my basement but normall I can get about 10 yards. Having a good solid target that doesn’t move would be great.
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target
mine is 2'x4' 2"x6" frame with 1" x 6" strips of Styrofoam with 2 threaded rods down through them to compress the sheets
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Mine almost sounds same as above post I used 2x4s square 4 feet by 4 feet and built a cradle for boards to sit in and hide the rods that hold the boards in place and to tighten it up. Il take detailed photos next time I'm at farm and send them to you. It was super cheap and have thousands if arrows into it
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Bulldog Plus
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Sounds like something I’d be interested in building, could you post some pictures? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
You bet send me your email and will send some pictures very easy to build and move around
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