redneck gun range

[Freezer]

You gentlemen have inspired me! I had built a couple target stands years ago and gave a few away. Well my nehpew and great nephew want to sight in some guns, have a shoot fest and then do a night hunt for vermin. Threaten me with a good time? I was happy to ablige. I decided to rebuild my stand, I had some 1/2 PVC I used as a blocking cage to keep my dog off my recliner after my surgery and the stars aligned. Some PVC, scrap plywood, baling wire and I thought it was complete. I took a picture and that's when it dawned on me, Ya cain't have redneck without duck tape (I know it's redneck), so "X" marks the spot. Go ahead and shoot the pipe, it's cheap easy to cut and I have extras. The broken part can be made into other pieces. Best of all it fits in a small duffel bag.

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[Diver43]

A whole Lotta fun right there

[Wambli Ska]

Sweet!!!

[Bigslug]

My mental math is computing that the distance between the centers of your hanging targets and the crossmembers below them is EXACTLY the amount of trigger slap and recoil anticipation my students will apply.

What can I say? I've SEEN things. . .

HORRRRRRIBLE THINGS!!!!

[PFD45]

I like it!
Looks like it might be tough on the fence though.

[Freezer]

My mental math is computing that the distance between the centers of your hanging targets and the crossmembers below them is EXACTLY the amount of trigger slap and recoil anticipation my students will apply.

What can I say? I've SEEN things. . .

HORRRRRRIBLE THINGS!!!!

Aim low, jerk the trigger?

I used to do repair work in the City of Berkeley Police Department gun range.... ....All I can say is, "Babby I'm amazed!"

I like these because nothing is glued together. Each break into seven pieces and they all fit into a small duffel bag, a large outdoor chair bag, including spare bars and parts.

I was thinking about plywood and carpet as a backer for the bb guns! My grand daughter is 8 yo.

I have a 6" hole saw, I was thinking about cutting some 3/8 plywood circles, drill two holes into it and hang them. I could paint them white then make a spray paint jig for an orange bullseye and outer rings. That, or get peel and stick paper for the printer then cut them out. Shoot some groups then put another on. My target would fit in my bag. If I had access to steel I could make cool spinners. The possabilities are endless.

BTW it helps if to use the same type bottles. Drill a hole in the cap and insert the wire. When your done with one bottle insert another.

[JunkCollector]

Looks fun
Bungee cords make good hangers too.


My son shoots bb guns a lot at home.
Anything heavy isn't as much fun or giving a nice report.
Empty plastic milk jugs or the aluminum beer cans in bottle shape work well.

[Elk Creek]

Well that a ton of fun right there. Nice work.

[Japhy]

For the annual post Easter marshmallow peep shoot
Using the Daisy Red Ryder traveling trophy
We use weather proof door mats angled back anchored with a horizontal piece of pvc keeps the bbs in 1 area pick them up with a magnet afterward

[Freezer]

I love it!

As my children grew I made wood stocks for a Red Rider bb gun for them, the plastic stocks had too much LOP. I had a BB gun back stop in the back yard, now that I have grand daughters my creative juices are beginning to flow again.

[Freezer]

My mental math is computing that the distance between the centers of your hanging targets and the crossmembers below them is EXACTLY the amount of trigger slap and recoil anticipation my students will apply.

What can I say? I've SEEN things. . .

HORRRRRRIBLE THINGS!!!!

Hail the prophet! Not only did my nephew hit the horazontal bar, he took out the "T"! :lo
We were sighting in a 277 Wolverine with a Night scope for an after dark vermin hunt.

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The target stands worked well set a 7 yards, 25 yards, 50 yards and 100 yards.

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A good time was had by all. We shot 4 different bullpup bolt actions, my bench rifle, Tom's 6.5 PRC, 22 rifles including my BL22, my Ruger MKII Target, my XP100 and one I never fired before, Tom's S&W K 22 Target. I've seen a few through the years but never had a chance to fire one. It is sweet! The trigger is very smooth and crisp in SA and DA.

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[Diver43]

My mental math is computing that the distance between the centers of your hanging targets and the crossmembers below them is EXACTLY the amount of trigger slap and recoil anticipation my students will apply.

What can I say? I've SEEN things. . .

HORRRRRRIBLE THINGS!!!!

Hail the prophet! Not only did my nephew hit the horazontal bar, he took out the "T"! :lo
We were sighting in a 277 Wolverine with a Night scope for an after dark vermin hunt.

5b8cb98b-71ee-43ef-afe7-b40434954049~1.jpg

The target stands worked well set a 7 yards, 25 yards, 50 yards and 100 yards.

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A good time was had by all. We shot 4 different bullpup bolt actions, my bench rifle, Tom's 6.5 PRC, 22 rifles including my BL22, my Ruger MKII Target, my XP100 and one I never fired before, Tom's S&W K 22 Target. I've seen a few through the years but never had a chance to fire one. It is sweet! The trigger is very smooth and crisp in SA and DA.

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Duct tape until next time

[JunkCollector]

Looks like an 8 3/8 barrel one ?
Trade mark on the left hand too

[Freezer]

I carry spare parts in the duffle bag, bars Tees and elbows. I do need to add duck tape.

He and his father had a matching pair in consecutive serial numbers, his father sold his. Tom has never forgiven him for that.