I thought that VCR looked a little moist... Im taking a couple of refrigerator doors to the next shoot. took a satelite dish and a couple of cast iron griddles. BANG! -------------------------------------------------------------------- 'ping!' |
| I've got a bunch of armor plate targets from leftovers at work, and from a vendor that does a lot of our metal work. My favorites are five plates, about 9" x 11" x 1" that are AR500 plate - rated to stop an AP .50BMG round. They weigh 32 lbs each, and "thump" righteously when you whack 'em. I've got them set up as swingers on rebar frames. So far, nothing I've hit them with has done more than leave a barely noticeable dent, and that includes .30-06 FMJ. |
what are those used for? tank reinforcement? |
Last year at a Virginia HTF shoot, SHIVAN brought a few plates that stopped everything though I don't know if anyone shot them with a .50BMG though I know the plates got a lot of 7.62 thrown at them. |
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What 9mm were you using? If I may inquire? |
Winchester 115 grain FMJ |
Yes, it is a public range and i cleaned by volenteers. I bring my garbage back with me. I leave the brass,because there are few people that go out and pick it up for reloads. |
He has 500 Brinell steel plates. 50bmg ball just bounces off. AP goes through as I punched 3 holes through one of his plates. |
The only problem with that is you did not shoot it enough. |
I put a bunch more holes in it after I snapped the photos. Jacked it up pretty solidly. I'll post more pics tomorrow. Whatever the case may be, brass piping won't stop rifle rounds as they are pretty determined lil' suckers. As O_P loves to say, "Rifles are rifles and pistols are pistols." |








