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22 spinner target
- Thread starter slim023
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mgm has one on sale every once in a while and its great. Id keep an eye out for that , you wont be disappointed.
Seth at DM Targets makes a great and affordable rimfire spinner. I love it. http://www.d-mtargets.com/store/p84/rim_fire_Spinner.html
OP is wanting to make one. I've never made one, but I'd also like to know size, thickness , distance so I could throw one together. I'd prefer not to use my brain after work lol.
My wife and I use this https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0001M4BRK/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1
We loved this spinner so much we bought another one. We set one at 50 yards and the second one at 75 yards. They have taken hundreds of impacts even the frame and no issues. The only thing I did was make a wooden base to set them in so we don’t have to install them directly into the ground.
We loved this spinner so much we bought another one. We set one at 50 yards and the second one at 75 yards. They have taken hundreds of impacts even the frame and no issues. The only thing I did was make a wooden base to set them in so we don’t have to install them directly into the ground.
There is a guy in the rimfife trading Post that sells know your linit racks
https://www.snipershide.com/shooting/threads/kyl-22-lr-50-yard-targets.6326104/
Jsjac
https://www.snipershide.com/shooting/threads/kyl-22-lr-50-yard-targets.6326104/
Jsjac
I meant one that spins all the way around if you time multiple shots. I might build one soon. I built this to put in my yard, just shoot out the front door of my "Tavern"
Regarding spinners........I see lots of people trying for multiple hits and getting a full spin. Isn't there a chance of hitting that thing flush and getting something coming back? Its RF....i get it, not the most dangerous thing around but i frequently have kids on my range. Any thoughts? Perhaps increase range? Maybe weld the targets on so that even at rest they have a downward angle? I'd think no matter what, at some point its going to be at 90 degrees
Because the bullet is imparting some of its energy into the target, and because the target is deflecting upon impact, it is HIGHLY unlikely that you will get a ricochet back at the shooter. And, my experience has been that 22lr fragments into small pieces when it hits a steel target. At rifle ranges, I don't have any concern about ricochets with 22lr and swinging steel targets.
