Anyone know where to get some good steel targets for a pistol range? Ive been thinking about setting up a place to shoot and practice such as the one that hickok45 has in his videos. However, I don't need that many targets, just a few.
Range master rowdy in okc builds them.
Take a look at Kody's Custom Targets and Welding on FB https://www.facebook.com/groups/kodyscustomtargetsandwelding/ or call them at 580-515-6138
Not wanting to hi-jack your thread, but I have been thinking about this on and off also. So far I have found these to be the best for the money of what I have found:
https://shootingtargets7.com/store/gongs/1-2.html
I have also thought about calling a couple of steel places in Tulsa. There is one over in West Tulsa that cut out some fire place backing pieces for me a few years back that seemed reasonable. (I could pick up with no shipping.)
Good luck to you, and please share what you find.
https://shootingtargets7.com/store/gongs/1-2.html
I have also thought about calling a couple of steel places in Tulsa. There is one over in West Tulsa that cut out some fire place backing pieces for me a few years back that seemed reasonable. (I could pick up with no shipping.)
Good luck to you, and please share what you find.
Thanks for the link P238, I also had been contemplating setting up some steel. Ordered enough for a little pistol range and a rifle range from them. It really adds to the fun and practicality of shooting practice having that instant feedback.
I bought a 4x8x3/8" sheet of AR500 steel from a place in Wichita (who happened to be the steel distributor for a local manufacturing concern). They put it on their delivery truck, which runs weekly to our little town (for no charge). Then I had my good buddy, who works at said manufacturing concern, cut it up in to targets using their water jet table.
I have about $2,500 worth of targets for about $600.
It's nice to have friends and shooting buddies who work in heavy industry.
I have about $2,500 worth of targets for about $600.
It's nice to have friends and shooting buddies who work in heavy industry.
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