A chain hook welded to the back of the target stand above plate. A chain hook welded to the back of the plate. A section of baler belt cut to length wih slit cut on each end for hooks to fit into. You can cut it all with a box knife and you dont need any tools. Bullets cant hit chain hooks. Welds may stress on the hook on the plate but not a big deal. No bolts to accidentally shoot.
A chain hook welded to the back of the target stand above plate. A chain hook welded to the back of the plate. A section of baler belt cut to length wih slit cut on each end for hooks to fit into. You can cut it all with a box knife and you dont need any tools. Bullets cant hit chain hooks. Welds may stress on the hook on the plate but not a big deal. No bolts to accidentally shoot.
Round baler belt is a lot like conveyor belting. About 8" wide and long as hell.
Been down this road. The chain hooks shatter after being welded on, and its not by being hit by the bullets. Its the material and harmonics I believe, as they were on the back of the plate and out of sight, Keeping in mind that these are shot with .300 win Mag, and possibly even bigger.
If your going with CF Pistol and .22, should work great. We also used conveyor belting. Very durable, good choice on the belting.