backyard barricade for dry fire practice

**taliv** · May 21, 2013, 09:26 PM

i probably won't have the amish burning up my phone asking for woodworking tips, but it is removable so i can keep it out of the elements and my wife can mow. i sunk a foot of PVC pipe and then just drop the 2x2 legs into it. kind of a mix of shelves and just ports, with common elevations covered.

10 ports, 60 seconds and a roll of five 10-sided dice makes a pretty good drill. i knew there was a reason i kept all that dungeons and dragons stuff from the 80s!

Quentin · Yesterday, 09:50 AM

Looks useful! The neighbors may get a little nervous though!

MtnCreek · Yesterday, 09:58 AM

Can you give a little info on how the dice affect the drill?

Do you set up target(s) for aiming?

My wife mowed once. Cost me three blades and one bearing.

**taliv** · Yesterday, 10:59 AM

just a combination KIMs / random drill. barricade ports are numbered (and soon to be colored) 1-10 (with 10 being shooting off the top). so roll 5 dice, and then those are the numbers of the ports you shoot out of, in that order. so you have to remember the order too.

Bull Nutria · Yesterday, 11:02 AM

My wife likes to weedeat but only with electric weadeater!! and raking i do the mowing!

Bull

jmorris · Yesterday, 09:51 PM

I built a few of these a few years ago.

May 21, 2013, 09:26 PM	#1
taliv Moderator Join Date: October 23, 2004 Posts: 15,433	backyard barricade for dry fire practice i probably won't have the amish burning up my phone asking for woodworking tips, but it is removable so i can keep it out of the elements and my wife can mow. i sunk a foot of PVC pipe and then just drop the 2x2 legs into it. kind of a mix of shelves and just ports, with common elevations covered. 10 ports, 60 seconds and a roll of five 10-sided dice makes a pretty good drill. i knew there was a reason i kept all that dungeons and dragons stuff from the 80s! __________________ Precision Multigun, LLC Distinguished Rifleman Badge #1971 Precision Rifle Series

Yesterday, 09:58 AM	#3
MtnCreek Member Join Date: December 8, 2010 Location: West GA Posts: 2,825	Can you give a little info on how the dice affect the drill? Do you set up target(s) for aiming? My wife mowed once. Cost me three blades and one bearing. __________________ Please don’t mistake Free Stuff for Freedom. My dogs are provided everything they need; they are Not Free.

Yesterday, 10:59 AM	#4
taliv Moderator Join Date: October 23, 2004 Posts: 15,433	just a combination KIMs / random drill. barricade ports are numbered (and soon to be colored) 1-10 (with 10 being shooting off the top). so roll 5 dice, and then those are the numbers of the ports you shoot out of, in that order. so you have to remember the order too. __________________ Precision Multigun, LLC Distinguished Rifleman Badge #1971 Precision Rifle Series

Yesterday, 09:51 PM	#6
jmorris Member Join Date: September 30, 2005 Posts: 4,277	I built a few of these a few years ago. __________________ "My right to swing my arm ends at the tip of your nose." Joe S.

Yesterday, 09:50 AM	#2
Quentin Member Join Date: July 30, 2005 Location: NorthWest USA Posts: 1,192	Looks useful! The neighbors may get a little nervous though!

Yesterday, 11:02 AM	#5
Bull Nutria Member Join Date: December 26, 2008 Location: Houma , LA Posts: 219	My wife likes to weedeat but only with electric weadeater!! and raking i do the mowing! Bull