Others Lets see your target stands/range setups.

[FL22]

Nice target setups. Based on the trees and palmetto bushes I would guess that you are located somewhere near the southeastern coast. Am I close?

No sir, not even close . Nature Coast.

 

[ernroe]

No sir, not even close . Nature Coast.

Many years ago I spent a week in Homosassa, Fl. fishing. I like that area.

 

[FL22]

Many years ago I spent a week in Homosassa, Fl. fishing. I like that area.

It is a nice fishing spot .

 

[Billm]

No sir, not even close . Nature Coast.

For some reason, I thought you were near me, I guess not LOL. Then I thought your underbrush reminded me more of Camp Blanding when I hunted there. It’s interesting how different the pine forests are in Florida.

 

[GibsonVair]

At home I live on a dreaded corner lot so I keep it 10- 60Y (property is 100Y long but backs onto a road) I exclusively use my big overkill pellet trap for safety obviously

A lefty TX200? I was looking for your pellet trap.

 

[Danman]

A lefty TX200? I was looking for your pellet trap.

Yip, it cost me an extra $100 for the lefty model, and it's available in walnut only, so you definitely have to commit. Most accurate springer I've ever shot hands down, just a bit more hassle to load em. I've show cased the pellet trap before, here's a closer up pic 2.5 feet long by 1.5 feet tall roughly. I can staple on up to 8 of the little AV 5.5-inch paper targets. I built it to handle 22lr just to be safe.

 

[Soren Drost]

Just metal plate targets From 25 M out to 200 M



And 3 holders for paper targets

 

[Grunt64]

Looking to retire the two old shot up fridges that I have shot up over the past 2-3 years.

Of course we all love shooting, but part of what I love about shooting airguns, is the scenery, weather and peace and quiet so atmosphere can really play a huge role in the enjoyment.

Looking to really spruce up the home range with a more permanent target stand as well as metal plinking targets etc, so I want to see your range setups and ideas!

My 230-yard range, if you blow the pic, you can see the targets from 65-230, I have some trees and limbs to clear. We had some strong winds come through.

 

[GibsonVair]

Yip, it cost me an extra $100 for the lefty model, and it's available in walnut only, so you definitely have to commit. Most accurate springer I've ever shot hands down, just a bit more hassle to load em. I've show cased the pellet trap before, here's a closer up pic 2.5 feet long by 1.5 feet tall roughly. I can staple on up to 8 of the little AV 5.5-inch paper targets. I built it to handle 22lr just to be safe.

Thank you. I am fairly new to air guns and this forum. I almost bought the TX200 as my first gun, but my entire budget at that time was $600. I settled on an HW95 from Airguns of Arizona with a scope included. I have learned so much since then. Not sorry about my choice though.

 

[Grunt64]

Looking to retire the two old shot up fridges that I have shot up over the past 2-3 years.

Of course we all love shooting, but part of what I love about shooting airguns, is the scenery, weather and peace and quiet so atmosphere can really play a huge role in the enjoyment.

Looking to really spruce up the home range with a more permanent target stand as well as metal plinking targets etc, so I want to see your range setups and ideas!

My range is a never-ending process with trees and tree limbs and newer ideas. Now that I'm older I also love being off the grid (my range is up in the mountains) sometimes I get up there in the late morning and the only reason I know it's getting late is because of the sun. I have been blessed!