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T post target hangers.
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AR500 Steel targets and innovative T-Post Hangers.
AR500 steel targets with our innovative T-Post target hanger will hang plates at a back angle for safety and longer target life.
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Gen II T-Post Target Mount
Gen II T-Post Target Mount New Redesigned Gen II T-Post Target Mount. Lightweight and simple to use, our Gen II T-Post Mount now features a wrench cutout for 1/2-13 bolts and a one-piece design. Hang targets via a single spring-loaded carriage bolt for enhanced audibility and target ring. Our...
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What I have are used plow discs. Burning and welding holes are not a problem. I'm trying to figure out what to burn and weld. I'm thinking about round pipe welded to the discs with a nut welded to the pipe to lock it in place.
SITargets is local here and have developed their own solid hook mount system with slotted targets for heavy completion use. These work great and stand up to match after match.
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AR500 Hook Mount Steel Targets Archives - Superior Ideas, Inc
AR500 Hook mount. Great AR500 target system. Change targets instantly. Works great for Steel Challenge competition. T post or 2x4 mounting brackets.
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If you use the wire instead of drilling a hole, make sure the post notches face out away from the targets. The weight of the targets will pull the wire into the notches and it will be another precaution To ensure the wire wont slip down the post. Never had a problem going this route. I did this for a long while before I ended up just drilling the posts.
We use the wire wrapped around a couple posts too. A few are on chains, but most of them are on old conveyer strap. A couple cheap U-bolts with the nits run down with an impact gun works great to hold the stap or chain too.
That said, we have a couple on hangers like the ones above and they do ring way better. We'll probably eventually upgrade everything to hangers. I like the MKM version just because it uses the bolt and most of out targets won't take the hook types.
That said, we have a couple on hangers like the ones above and they do ring way better. We'll probably eventually upgrade everything to hangers. I like the MKM version just because it uses the bolt and most of out targets won't take the hook types.
Is that conveyor belt?
Where would you look for scrap conveyor belt, or something equivalent?
New or used on line. Also used belts for Bailing machines. Ck with local fire department for used firehose material too.
I got mine free.
I got mine free.
I've got contacts for fire hose - most any size.
Wasn't sure what kind of places to look for conveyor belt. I could actually use some of that to put a new guard on my bush hog.
If your in farm country, most any farmer will have used bailing belts which is basically conveyor belt material. Ive seen conveyor belt material listed new and used. I happened to get a crapload of it used. Cut it into strips with a circular saw in the yard.
I think you'll find the modularity of my system to be quite unique, and at a lower cost than others. You can hang a "wing" off my mounts to hang multiple targets, as well as a t-post protector for high volume use. Additionally, some options simply top a t-post. With my design you can run multiple up and a down a post. Steel is held at approximately a 15 degree angle for closer range use without splashback.
Just had our laser operator at work do up some of these. 8mm mild steel, won't last like the commercial AR500 ones,
