[glock-a-holic79]

I made this steel target and tested it for safety before I let anyone shoot it. I made it out of 1/4in steel from a 58"x19" plate of steel. here's the video.

[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tb9bKqmbxf8&sns=em[/ame]

 

[sgtcowboyusmc]

Good Job! looks simple but effective for steel targets! They young lady was impressive too!

I made this steel target and tested it for safety before I let anyone shoot it. I made it out of 1/4in steel from a 58"x19" plate of steel. here's the video.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tb9bKqmbxf8&sns=em

 

[glock-a-holic79]

my daughter doesn't miss. she makes me look bad. As for the target, it held up to the 9mm. So next month I will have my G23 and I shoot .40 and .357sig at it. then update

 

[chuckds]

Was that a propane tank to the right in the background?

 

[glock-a-holic79]

Was that a propane tank to the right in the background?

I'm not sure what that is, but it's not in the line of fire.

 

[Deuce]

Could you take some pics, and post, of how it's put together. That's a nice setup. I would be interested in making one for my self.

PS Nice shooting.

 

[glock-a-holic79]

Could you take some pics, and post, of how it's put together. That's a nice setup. I would be interested in making one for my self.

PS Nice shooting.

Thanks and I will definitely get those pics. it's at my in-laws so I will take pics ASAP. I'm going to make another setup similar to GSSF's GLOCK the plates.

 

[rickjames]

Awesome. Very nice shooting. I hope my daughters will enjoy the sport.

 

[glock-a-holic79]

Could you take some pics, and post, of how it's put together. That's a nice setup. I would be interested in making one for my self.

PS Nice shooting.

Deuce,
here are a few pics of the steel target

 

[buildit]

Cool. I like the way you did yours. I've played with several designs for outback and made a video for how I built the last one. I spent $10 for the round plates at a local weld shop and was able to fabricate the rest from scrap.
[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PYmJB9rDkXs[/ame]

[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H7mnBLmIec8[/ame]

My first version was really simple and cost $0 as it was made with all scrap metal around the barn.
[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ADqgNoFA8bw[/ame]

 

[glock-a-holic79]

Cool. I like the way you did yours. I've played with several designs for outback and made a video for how I built the last one. I spent $10 for the round plates at a local weld shop and was able to fabricate the rest from scrap.
Video Link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PYmJB9rDkXs

Video Link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H7mnBLmIec8

My first version was really simple and cost $0 as it was made with all scrap metal around the barn.
Video Link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ADqgNoFA8bw

I'm working on making steel silhouette targets next and making the original one with 6 plates and 1 ft centers similar to GSSF Glock the plates

 

[Deuce]

Deuce,
here are a few pics of the steel target

I was just thinking about this last night, thought you may had forgotten about them. lol Thanks for the pics. Just have to find some steel now.

 

[Glock_26]

Looks real good I need to make something like this also now from seeing yours I have a better idea of what to do lol

Nice shooting!

 

[glock-a-holic79]

the next one I'm going to make it so that it takes down and can be transported

 

[cutlass327]

2 things...

Maybe you should suspend each with 2 eye bolts, so that they don't flop around and redirect in a random manner.

And YOU PICKED UP A MISFIRE AND PUT IT IN YOUR POCKET?? A dent in the primer means it *could* still go off, just not right away. One of those deals where the gun goes "click", you look down the barrel to check it out, and the thing finally fires and puts a hole thru your hat brim.... Now imagine that tiny "grenade" in your pocket.... Maybe I'm just Old School and that stuff don't happen anymore...

 

[glock-a-holic79]

2 things...

Maybe you should suspend each with 2 eye bolts, so that they don't flop around and redirect in a random manner.

And YOU PICKED UP A MISFIRE AND PUT IT IN YOUR POCKET?? A dent in the primer means it *could* still go off, just not right away. One of those deals where the gun goes "click", you look down the barrel to check it out, and the thing finally fires and puts a hole thru your hat brim.... Now imagine that tiny "grenade" in your pocket.... Maybe I'm just Old School and that stuff don't happen anymore...

I appreciate the heads up on the dented primer. I honestly didn't know that. but that's no excuse. plus I would never point my gun at anything other than the target at any time.