Soft Trauma Plate For Silent Bullet Trap?
Has anyone tried these out?
I have a heavy gauge bullet trap packed with duct seal and it
is getting old, heavy and messy.
http://www.galls.com/galls-soft-trauma-plate-10-inch-x-8-inch
Looking for alternatives for indoor shooting?
Thanks, Tony
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Mine is in the garage.
It is 14x14x18 with a one end with a lip welded on so I can slide 3 layers of card board in.
If you tape the holes or change out the card board it’s not messy at all. If you shoot to big of a hole pieces will start to fall out. I sometimes just pull the card board and rotate the first to layers so the hole don’t line up when you slide it back in.
There’s a pic on here somewhere. I will look for it.
I know but is messy for an indoor trap.
Don’t you think?
Rubber mulch works real good.
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Tony, I’ve been using the rubber mulch for the .257. I picked up a 5 gal. plastic paint type bucket from lowes, and filled it with the mulch. I place a burlap bag folded up on top of the mulch and close the lid. Set the bucket on its side and place the targets on the lid. ( They sell spare lids for just over a dollar there).
It is very quiet, and the burlap keeps any mulch from falling out even when the lid is really shot up.
The bucket having a handle really makes life easy! I reclaim all my pellet and .257 bullet lead as I cast for the .257.
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