Creative targets

[Bigragu]

I also made these, out of 16 gage sheet metal burnt out of a plasma machine. My son loved shooting these dudes when he was around 8 years old, using my Beeman R10 springer. He always wanted to go shoot these at the 25 yard back yard set up we had, after watching Enemy of The Gates, lol.

I don’t know the state of mind of a 12 year old boy, lol, as most of his shots were aimed either at the head or the private parts, lol.

[Mod90]

Creative targets are nice,  but creative reactive targets are FUN,
Ingredients.
1 plastic 16 oz bottle with cap
vinegar
baking soda

pour a 3-4 ounces of vinegar into the bottle, add 2-3 tablespoons of baking soda (best to use a funnel), cap bottle tightly and set out to whatever distance you're shooting.
if you get the mix just right,  it makes a nice loud boom you can hear from very far away with a big splash.

[Daisy880]

I made these a couple of months ago. The swivel targets are Foosballs on the bottom, and super balls(remember those from the gum machines, lol) on top.
They swivel perfectly upon a hit, and handle a 44.75 30 cal pellet well at 50 yards.

The other target with the golf tees are made to hold .685” paintballs, and the goal here is not to shatter any tees. Also a 50+ yard set up.

I like your target setup, but I'm really impressed that you have a suit of armor in your garage!

[T3PRanch]

I made these a couple of months ago. The swivel targets are Foosballs on the bottom, and super balls(remember those from the gum machines, lol) on top.
They swivel perfectly upon a hit, and handle a 44.75 30 cal pellet well at 50 yards.

The other target with the golf tees are made to hold .685” paintballs, and the goal here is not to shatter any tees. Also a 50+ yard set up.

I like your target setup, but I'm really impressed that you have a suit of armor in your garage!

He IS a sheet metal worker!