I had a printing client that owed me money, so i gave him this pic and rough dimensions of elk size (so it's pretty close to life size) and he made me up a number of these. The ends are folded over for pvc (schedule 40)to slide in. Put a big bag target behind it. I'm sure I ran thousands of arrows through the last one. Works pretty slick.
I had a printing client that owed me money, so i gave him this pic and rough dimensions of elk size (so it's pretty close to life size) and he made me up a number of these. The ends are folded over for pvc (schedule 40)to slide in. Put a big bag target behind it. I'm sure I ran thousands of arrows through the last one. Works pretty slick.
I've also gone through a half dozen bag targets as well, they get shot out too almost as fast it seems like.
What bag targets are you using? I have some morrel outdoor range targets that get wore down but once the outside is tore up I just put in a new bag. Think it's $40 for the outer bag and I have a new target. Might be something to consider.
A couple cheaper ones and a couple different morrell ones, a super duper I think and my current one is a delta speed bag knockout, They still work but if you shoot the same spot a lot they get holes and my arrows go in past the fletchings. I mostly aim for the edges now, they are great for my kids though and that’s what I have setup at 100 since it’s a big target. I can’t see the dots at 100 so I am for the center which is why it gets shot out.
I have the broadhead buck and 1/3 elk from Rhinehart. Subscribe to Camofire and they are on sale frequently.
Cabela’s has the 1/3 elk Rhinehart for $179, how is the size, not too small? How does the self healing material hold up?
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