Hunting Washington Forum
Equipment & Gear => Guns and Ammo => Topic started by: TheSkyBuster on May 13, 2012, 09:38:43 PM
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I really wanted to accidently mispell that Title. :chuckle:
My Awesome new target I made Yesterday and tested out today:
Basically it is the bottom 14 inches of old oxygen tank with a safety chain off a log truck welded on that I can hang from a tree. and some cool red spraypaint.
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And to be fair I tested it out with both The Browning Buckmark, and the Ruger Mark II
Gotta Love that sound! :tup:
Of course the P.O.S (fixed sight) Ruger Jams
After a couple hundred rounds of .22 LR and 20 rounds of .40 smith FMJs
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Just thought I'd share. :tup:
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F N Sweet!!! :mgun: :mgun: :mgun: :mgun: :mgun: :mgun: :mgun: :mgun: :mgun: :mgun: :mgun: :mgun: :mgun: :mgun: :mgun:
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One thing I should have done differently is elevated the bar on top another 1/2" so it would be an effective carry handle. cuz that thing is heavy when I'm dragging it through the woods. I also need to find a way to stabilize it better so it doesn't swing so much. although the swinging action can be fun to.
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thats cool! I like the liberty bell gong lol!
Just wondering one thing though, where are the rounds going after hitting it? all the gongs i have shot at have a tire or something surrounding or swivel causing the bullet to head straight down after hitting the plate.
I would hate to hear of someone getting hurt after shooting at this.
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thats cool! I like the liberty bell gong lol!
Just wondering one thing though, where are the rounds going after hitting it? all the gongs i have shot at have a tire or something surrounding or swivel causing the bullet to head straight down after hitting the plate.
I would hate to hear of someone getting hurt after shooting at this.
I guess I'm going to have to do a little research. for the most part the 22 LR rounds seem to just be flattening out and landing around the base. but there is the posibility of something coming back at the shooter escpecially with bigger fmj rounds.
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We have an aluminum air tank that we use. Makes a good sound and the high powered rifles whistle right through for the most part. We shoot off hand at 200 yards at it with iron sighted guns. The aluminum is nice because it is so soft. It was a scott air pack from the local fire dept i think.
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Just weld a bar across the open bottom.....perfect handle.
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Just weld a bar across the open bottom.....perfect handle.
to add to that idea... drill and tap a hole for a eye bolt that extends down and use a bungee cord to hook it from there to one of those cork screw yard anchors for dog chains right underneath.Tension on the bungee will suck it right back into place in a second or two and if you manage to hit the bungee they are dirt cheap. Im also assuming a chain would work if you kept breaking a bungee but I could see it pull from the anchor. Also a heavy chain touching the ground would work but then its a heavy chain. just some ideas....
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I got a ton of O2 tanks (Aluminum and some steel) at my disposal and have never made one :bash: :bash: :bash: :bash: :bash:
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Brother in law made one out of an old Disk from his farm equiptment. seems to work pretty good.
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I got a ton of O2 tanks (Aluminum and some steel) at my disposal and have never made one :bash: :bash: :bash: :bash: :bash:
I shot a full one once thinking it would be like "the A team" and fly to the moon. Don't do it. I am lucky to be alive.
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I got a ton of O2 tanks (Aluminum and some steel) at my disposal and have never made one :bash: :bash: :bash: :bash: :bash:
I shot a full one once thinking it would be like "the A team" and fly to the moon. Don't do it. I am lucky to be alive.
I have thought about for many years, but would not attempt it unless i was in a huge gravel pit and about 300 yards away.
Gotta have something burning too when it goes off :chuckle: :chuckle: :chuckle: :chuckle:
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I got a ton of O2 tanks (Aluminum and some steel) at my disposal and have never made one :bash: :bash: :bash: :bash: :bash:
I shot a full one once thinking it would be like "the A team" and fly to the moon. Don't do it. I am lucky to be alive.
They just spin around real fast when I do that. I started putting a fire behind and then they spin fire--good for night shooting.
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I got a ton of O2 tanks (Aluminum and some steel) at my disposal and have never made one :bash: :bash: :bash: :bash: :bash:
I shot a full one once thinking it would be like "the A team" and fly to the moon. Don't do it. I am lucky to be alive.
They just spin around real fast when I do that. I started putting a fire behind and then they spin fire--good for night shooting.
At 2000 PSI ? If it only spins, that would be disappointing :bash:
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We had two. I shot the valve off of one from about 40 yards away. The flash was so bright it blinded me temporarily and we never found a piece bigger than a nickle. I was 500 yards away and still running when the boys shot the other, with exactly the same results.
We are lucky nobody was killed. I was a stupid 17 year old kid back then and it will never happen again.