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Some one made a target rack that would hold sporting clays for their grandson, could they contact me or report the pictures. I want to build one for my range.
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Jerry
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| Posted: Mon Oct 12th, 2009 02:57 AM |
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Hi There,
I made one which worked very well.
I made a stand from steel and welded a couple cross bars, one above the other.
In the bars I drilled two holes for each side of the clay . I then took copper wire and formed a loop about the outside width of the clay. To mount the clay, Take 2 loops, a clay and put the loops over each side of the clay. put the ends of the loop in the 2 holes that you drilled in the bars on each side of the clay.
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Sorry If I confused you but maybe the pic? will help.
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Scooter
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| Posted: Mon Oct 12th, 2009 02:15 PM |
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I have two pieces of wood that have slots routed in them, that will end up as my clay pigeon holders for my rifle range.
Plus I have two cases of clay pigeons just sitting sround waiting on me.
Jerry
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