SAWBONES
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I'm looking for a particular variety of commercially-made steel target.
It looks like an upper torso and head in shape, is approximately life-size or a bit smaller, and has a large circular hole in the center of the "chest", about 8" in diameter, behind which hole is hung a steel plate, such that hits to the plate (inside the circle) "ring" and also cause the plate to move or swing back just a bit.
It sits on a stand or upright so as to bring the target to 4-5 ft above ground.
It's useful for assessing ability to reliably and repeatedly make close-range "hits" without having to repeatedly reset or change anything.
Anyone know of a source? I've seen these but can't locate one.
It looks like an upper torso and head in shape, is approximately life-size or a bit smaller, and has a large circular hole in the center of the "chest", about 8" in diameter, behind which hole is hung a steel plate, such that hits to the plate (inside the circle) "ring" and also cause the plate to move or swing back just a bit.
It sits on a stand or upright so as to bring the target to 4-5 ft above ground.
It's useful for assessing ability to reliably and repeatedly make close-range "hits" without having to repeatedly reset or change anything.
Anyone know of a source? I've seen these but can't locate one.
