• Ideas for home smallbore silhouette range

Posted: **Sat Mar 09, 2013 4:06 pm**

CWS wrote:Merlin... Lowe's has what they call "lawn timbers" or some such... Round on two sides and flat on two sides... $3 each. You need 5 of them... one each for chickens, pigs, and turkeys and 2 for the rams. Yeah, they get shot up (mostly the chicken stand) but you can turn 'em four times and then move them back and move some of the less shot-up ones forward. $15 goes a long way. If you just have to have the railroad ties, you can find 'em at Zarsky's on Port Ave. but you'll pay $10-$12 each for them USED... meaning splitting, cracked, etc. PM me if you need any local help.

CWS

Now this is an offer.....

Posted: **Fri Mar 15, 2013 10:36 am**

Well... Got my little range set up and shot my first practice round. Gun is illegal at 13# and an illegal stock to boot and have yet to get my scope in the mail but... Shot a 10 of 40 and had a good time anyway...LOL....

Posted: **Sat Mar 16, 2013 11:21 am**

Here's my recreational property range, I try to get some shooting in whenever I get up there.
It is 1.25 inch square tubing racks with 5 swingers of each animal set up.

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