.22 LR Shooting Bench

[Walkalong]

No equipment other than a chain saw and a ladder, yes, it keeps us going, yes, I feel my age, and thanks.

It's a lot of fun shooting very accurate .22s.

 

[Walkalong]

In the last couple of months I have added a shamrock & 3" round plate (5 targets in one) in the right lane, moved the Zombie from the
cluttered up right lane to the left lane (101 yards instead of 114), added a KYL (3+" heart down to 1.5" round) in the right lane at 150,
and a KYL (2" to 1") in the center at 100 yards.


I have one more idea for a 12" or so square plate at 50 yards for "sighting in", although we've been doing that at 53 yards on a 12"
round plate. I'll likely add that, but then I think I'm through. Lots of targets from easy to hard, something for everyone.

 

[Legionnaire]

As I have said before, nice setup.

 

[jmorris]

Unless no one is allowed to shoot unless they never miss, you might move the ones where at least near misses don't hit trees you don't want to kill.

 

[Walkalong]

I took the nice trees into consideration on all the targets.

The pine behind the Zombie doesn't count as nice. The Oaks, Poplars, Hickories.....yes.