Thanks for the update.Quote:
Originally Posted by banks74
BTW. I have three of your plates and they are awesome quality but now I am trying to add some cheaper ones to my collection. [Beer]
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Thanks for the update.Quote:
Originally Posted by banks74
BTW. I have three of your plates and they are awesome quality but now I am trying to add some cheaper ones to my collection. [Beer]
Thanks Ron!
Alright I have a few more in stock. I have one of the small rectangles and three of the pyramid shaped ones!
Any particular sizes or shapes you'd like to see in the bargain bin? We are limited with what we can make with the material space we have, but we are always open to new ideas! We are cutting some more next week!
We will be adding some 1/4 inch AR500 targets next week here! We will have some more 3/8" as well!!
We have some 1/4" AR500 targets for the bargain bin! Great for pistols and moderate rifle use!
$8 each! Can ship up to 5 in a small flat rate box for $6.
Sizes are roughly
2.5" X 5"
3" X 5"
2.5" X 5"
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Do you recommend conveyor belt scraps to hang the targets?
Absolutely! That is our preferred method for hanging targets. We have strap cut and ready to go if you need some. $8 each!
Sorry for another probably asked question, but at what range would you need to be to NOT require frangible ammo?
That would depend on the speed of the round you're shooting, more than most anything. For pistol stuff, pretty much far enough that you won't get hit by the splash. For rifles, I'd say 100 yards for anything that's not going much over 3000 fps. But everything I've been shooting has been 3/8"Quote:
Originally Posted by Planner
That said you should never be shooting steel with steel core.
BTW all the one's I've bought from Austin have been holding up great.
Feel free to ask all the questions you have!
For pistols 25yrds and out for the 1/4" targets. For rifle, we would start at 200 and if you want to shoot them any closer, slowly move it in and test it as you go.