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tazz
PostPosted: Sat Dec 12, 2015 5:28 pm 
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nice tazz and simple to make. but I'd empty it before you got 10,000 lead pellets in it. you wouldn't be able to lift it.


Yes Pete I sure do notice a big difference in the weight. :)

I forgot to let you guys know that I suff the bucket with rags before closing it up.
I have used this a few times testing my Disco with know problem.
Cheap and easy pellet trap for sure.

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pete
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this is a differential gear for a rc car. when you turn one shaft the other turns in the opposite direction. I wonder if you secured and connected this somehow in between two targets like these if it would work. when shot ; would one side go down and the other pop up. they are only $20.00 dollars on e-bay. but I don't wan;t to buy one and find out that it won't work. anyone have any experience with these. maybe a mechanic even . thanks.


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Finding things to shoot or making things to shoot is a lot of fun.

The best one I like the most is the teaspoon targets, as well as the regular spoon targets, they are a hoot.

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Dollar store is your best source for targets.

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It's been a while but I finally got to pick up some spinners that Tinner made for me.
He did a great job and I couldn't wait to get them in a box.Never even painted them,couldn't wait for the paint to dry.
There is a big double spinner that I have another idea for but here is a picture of the new box and spinners.


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twister wrote:
It's been a while but I finally got to pick up some spinners that Tinner made for me.

Looks like fun, twister. But those jeans look in too good condition to be used for a backstop... :lol:

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They're not jeans.I build furniture and that is some denim left over from an upholstery job.
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Yeah, Wife has taken up sewing as of the New Year and spent a good some of money on material and patterns. Denim I think was $23 a square meter. I was looking at backstop material to avoid using duct seal outdoors. There were some corduroy and cordura that was pretty heavy duty too.

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I just finished this,it's made from 2 Walmart cow bells that cost $7.00 each.

Like it a lot..

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rrdstarr wrote:
Yeah, Wife has taken up sewing as of the New Year and spent a good some of money on material and patterns. Denim I think was $23 a square meter. I was looking at backstop material to avoid using duct seal outdoors. There were some corduroy and cordura that was pretty heavy duty too.

I prefer to use an old pair of jeans for my back stops.Some are 3 years old and still holding up great.
If you don't have any ask some buddies if they have any old ones and give them a try.
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newlife wrote:
twister wrote:
I just finished this,it's made from 2 Walmart cow bells that cost $7.00 each.

Like it a lot..

Yeah that's a fun one.
Wife and cat don't like though. :lol:
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