Target plinking

Ricky Bobby · Saturday at 9:55 PM

What are some fun ways to shoot your BP rifles? Always looking for new ideas to keep target practice fun! I have some steel targets and they are fun to listen to. Just wanting to try something different. I shoot right out the back door of the house. Need suggestions!

snakebit · Saturday at 10:03 PM

Pumpkins, Mellons, anything the explodes like that is always fun. Critters will do the cleanup for ya too

snakebit · Saturday at 10:04 PM

When the kids were little, they always like shooting balloons with their bows and rim fire unmentionables.

Sam squanch · Saturday at 10:21 PM

There are plans online somewhere for a homemade target device that basically has a ping pong ball ride on the updraft from a hairdryer or blower . Moves around a little to make it very challenging.

Keyhole · Sunday at 2:01 PM

Clay pigeons, dangling lawn mower blades, tannerite made for .22’s, spring-loaded varmint targets, splitting playing cards, axe blades etc

sheriff john · Sunday at 5:05 PM

Any critter with an eye for Management's (wife) garden. Gallon (and half-gallon) plastic jugs filled with water. Bowling pins. Factory-made steel gong targets. Dirt clods. Clay pigeons. B-27 qualification targets. Nothing's safe around here.

Banjoman · Sunday at 6:58 PM

I like shooting random sized natural targets such as dirt clods, sticks, and pine cones, at random, unknown distances.

ADK Bigfoot · Sunday at 7:09 PM

NECCO wafers glued to cardboard, three inches apart. Call your color!!

ADK Bigfoot

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