Found this old fireplace grate at the river gona whack it up the hill behind the house.Hammer it into the ground.
It is very heavy should work as it is quite thick.
Found this old fireplace grate at the river gona whack it up the hill behind the house.Hammer it into the ground.
It is very heavy should work as it is quite thick.
"Thats not a knife, this is a knife"
Rule 2: Always point firearms in a safe direction
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Hoping to find something similar at the recycling centre! I also know of an old fire that is dead.
Problem I have is I'm guna have to carry them in to my 'range' unless I manage to get the quad through the bush
Yip that worked
Any one want to guess the range from the deck?
One shot shattered the projectile.
"Thats not a knife, this is a knife"
Rule 2: Always point firearms in a safe direction
CFD
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Ring Fletcher Easysteel in Auckland. For a whole host of safety reasons, get nothing less than 10mm Bis500 plate, and angle it down at 20 deg to prevent ricochets. The extra cost of the higher grade steel is negligible, and could well save your life or that of a loved one. Search the forum, its all been discussed before.
Never ceases to amaze me that we spend thousands on rifles and optics and ammo, but are prepared to risk lives with a piece of shitty old steel for a gong that costs $50-$100.
In my experience there's no need to angle them down when shooting at long range as the bullet is basically falling from the sky on that angle anyway.
Just hAve them hung from top and able to swing free. Ive never not had a bullet that hasn't exploded on my plates anyway.
Anything over 16mm is a waste of money and weight, 10-12mm bis seems to handle it no worries.
Must be High Tensile eg bis400+ , mild steel gets chewed up in no time.
Go and check out the thread at http://www.nzhuntingandshooting.co.nz/f32/gongs-28014/ and read all the postings. all the info relating to plate is there.
Thanks for all the info, will go and read the old posts
Ta
Went to buy some camouflage trousers the other day but I couldn't find any.
Most of the tracer ricochet is the cup coming off the base. Not the whole projectile.
All my plates are angled but from poor design rather than intentions 😆
I have seen a projectile come back to hit someone from 200 on steel.
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