Nice, what are you using for a back stop?
Tried to melt some ammo brass in there tonight. 30 psi of propane. I got the brass to sag, but not melt.
Need to study some more metallurgy.
Nothing yet. It is on a hillside with about another 20+ ft rise behind it, all covered in oaks, so I’m not overly concerned. Still, I will start piling brush behind my targets and bucketing dirt over it. Over time, I will have a full backstop.Nice, what are you using for a back stop?
very, very nice....you'll enjoy itGot a little closer to finishing my 200 yd range. My concrete blade wore out before I could finish the seat and trimming off the overhang in a couple places on the shooting bench. As you can see by the poles this thing is built on, I don’t like any wobble. Those telephone poles are set about 2 1/2’ in the ground.
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Got a little closer to finishing my 200 yd range. My concrete blade wore out before I could finish the seat and trimming off the overhang in a couple places on the shooting bench. As you can see by the poles this thing is built on, I don’t like any wobble. Those telephone poles are set about 2 1/2’ in the ground.
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Made 3 gun racks that hold 2 rifles.
One for each of the kids.
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Nice, I assume you used the bandsaw and a router for the curves and the rounded edges?
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