| From: Rick 3
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| Date: 25-Nov-18 |
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Hi guys and gals,
I am looking to set up a new shooting area at my house and I need recommendations about what to use as a backstop. I have tried hay bales and they don't work. So o am looking for suggestions for cheap large backstops that yall have made / use. Please let me know what yall have.
Thanks,
Rick
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| From: eddie c
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| Date: 26-Nov-18 |
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I've used cheap sheets of 3/4 plywood but horse stall mats are probably the way to go.
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| From: nomo
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| Date: 26-Nov-18 |
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My next one will be horse stall mats.
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| From: papadeerhtr
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| Date: 26-Nov-18 |
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How much are stall mats and how big are they
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| From: yorktown5
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| Date: 26-Nov-18 |
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The stall mats are HEAVY, so are usually sold 4'X4' sized to be manageable. Don't remember the price, but it was the best/least costly setup for my backyard range.
I hung them on a fence gate, but had to add a wheel on the gate to support the weight and still be able to swing the gate open.
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| From: 76aggie
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| Date: 26-Nov-18 |
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I believe they are in 4x8 sheets where I got mine. They are heavy. 4x4 would be much better. As I recall they are around 30 to 40 bucks at Tractor Supply.
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| From: Andy Man
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| Date: 26-Nov-18 |
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about $30 for a 4'x8' had to cut to fit my target with a carbide blade in a skill saw to 4'x4' stunk cutting and ruined the blade
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