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Best target ever

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I finally got enough carpet to fill my press 2/3 full of used burber carpet that we removed from our dinning ,living room :D an sure is some tough stuff . wife was trying to clean it with a rug doctor an not doing so well so I said let's take it up I like the hardwood floor better anyway an she agreed :mrgreen: so I got to work today an after 10hr an a 5gal bucket of sweat here it is. first 3 shots today from my vixen at 30yds with 16 inch arrows an I put a 16 inch arrow in beside one I shot an you can see I got about 6 inches of penetration an works great an not bad to pull out with my hand. . I have 2 2x12 on top an bottom so I can crank it down tight but don,t have it real tight now . it,s 12 inches thick an very heavy. I can crank it tighter an nothing will go thru this thing.the arrows always seem to go in between the carpet pieces an stops them great an nice clean arrows.

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That's a very nice looking target, well done!
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Very well done!!
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Yah, well done but it must be a real beast to move.
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That's mighty nice. Can't imagine how long it took you to put that all together. Sure turned out nice though. Have you shot a BH into it yet or is that out of the question?
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No broadheads ! i think they would be a pain to get out . best broad head target I ever shot was straw bales compressed in a press . I hate any kind of foam targets that get foam on your arrows an deer 3d targets that are a pain to pull an arrow from. rag bags work great for me but get tired of replacing bags an stuffing them. I like the carpet because I can just loosen it a little an replace pieces of carpet as needed . an control penetration by how tight I make it.
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Thats sweet whats the shippin cost to Indiana :lol:
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JPjunkie wrote:Thats sweet whats the shippin cost to Indiana :lol:
I was thinking the same thing but only to Virginia :lol:
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Yeah I bet BHs would be nasty to try and pull out. Mechanical probably wouldn't be so bad but I think you'd have to take it apart to get a fixed blade out.
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JPjunkie wrote:Thats sweet whats the shippin cost to Indiana :lol:
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Very nice target for sure :D
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I have a small press one about 18x18 inches I am thinking about filling it with carpet for broadheads an when I tighten down in the press I will have chain links that are attached to all four corners an a chain binder on each side I will hook in the links an tighten then back off the top press nuts then after shooting broadheads I just raise the binder on each side an the pressures off an remove my broadheads an push the binders down an ready again. well something like that. I just want a good broadhead target that will stop anything an I can repair easy an remove my arrows from easy. My new project :mrgreen:
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Great handyman work very nice target
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It was well used an from al the kids an dogs an cleaned one of the two rooms with the rug doctor so half is clean :lol: don,t think it will damage my arrows but if it does I have plenty . I just made a portable one yesterday 18x18 inch an will be shooting some broadheads in it an see how that works. I been shooting in some carpet for a while an love it. best target I ever shot an very tough an durable.
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