Archery Targets
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- Опубліковано 28 сер 2024
- We look at some of the popular Foam targets and targets you can make at home.
How to repair your archery targets.
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Steven Hann
Archery Supplies
Unit 4
41-47 OSullivan Beach road
Lonsdale 5160
South Australia
I use wall insulation from Bunnings , leave it in the bag and use pallet wrap to cover the holes when required
One of the only people online that is completely honest about pricing and why you should make one decision over the other.
Keep up the good work.
Stack 3 large straw bales on a pallet or similar base and throw a heavy duty ratchet strap around it and compress as much as the ratchet will let you. Then pin what ever paper target you want on there.. Costs about $50 and lasts for years..
I buy the "El Cheapo" striped bags (in various sizes) and stuff 'em full of old clothing. The bag will eventually wear out, but stuffing never does. Not a flat surface, though.Kerry
what is the frame for your plastic stuffed targets? I use cooler boxes but they only get so big. Your targets are a great size. Could you go into more detail in another video about the targets you make? Thanks for sharing.
buy you a few cans of great stuff insulating foam sealant to put in your big target tubes it works pretty good hope this helps and if so let me know
Just disposed of an old armchair. I removed all the foam inserts and polyfill and got myself a couple of hessian sacks and one purpose made nylon sack with targets printed on. Going to see how well they hold up to shooting and weather. Sacks all in cost £10, foam is obviously free.
i have that foam layer block target. it lasted about 300 arrows only. yea i was dumb enough to always shoot in the center. have you tried any memory foam style targets? wondering about their durability
I made one out of cardboard, military static lines and wood. I'll have to do a video on that soon.
Hay bales is what I use.
Spray with flex seal?
Is expanding foam any good for repairs?
Thanks. Also, you (viewvers) can put some old clothes/rags instead this plastic. Arrows pulled out very easily. Then you can simply shift cover those rags into a new bag. Of course, you need to cut all the buttons to start)))
I made my target out of styrofoam boxes Fromm the green grocers and MDF I just layered it one MDF one styrofoam and made it 5 layers thick it's a little hard pulling arrows out without a puller but it is light portable and has lasted 3mnths so far. And best of all it cost me nothing. Nanotubes really a permanent solution but it gets you shooting
I did really similar thing.
Styrofoam box, a million layers of undamaged flat cardboard, and one final backing of MDF sheet.
Regarding targets & making your own etc!!
check ebay out!! I've bought some layered foam 60x30x30cm £10ea x3, x3 ratchet straps £5ea & some timber for top & bottom bracing & I've a target made up
maybe its something you can look into & maybe supply to your customers as either replacement materials or a whole target that's easy to maintain etc as mentioned in previous comments I'm using a 50# browning (classic compound15-20yrs old) & my new pse citation 40" again 50#
regarding the foam (you can get 60cm & upto 130cm lengths with a width of 30-40cm)
there's also some pre-made identical types from various companies & individuals, it's worth a look see.... (you can see the basics in x2 videos I've uploaded)
I did a review of bag targets... Didn't go well...
I'm making my own targets. Corrugated cardboard boxes. One will have old magazines or corporate reports stacked so that the arrows get captured between the pages. The other target will have corrugated cardboard stacked to capture the arrows. When they wear out, all I have are pieces of paper to deal with which can be thrown in the recycling bin instead of the garbage. When I pull the arrows out, pieces of paper in my backyard are no big deal. I don't want pieces of rubber all over my yard.
Cardboard wears arrows fast. Try old clothes/blankets.
Do you use layered foam targets?
Anyone want to tell us the name of this Vietnam target?
How do you put that yellow foam when you replacing it?
They just pull out and push back in.
Ive had to mortgage my house buying targets
get can foam spay
Card board box filled with junk
Best totally free target butt I made was free materials from Opportunity Shop. 1 suitcase, 50 shirts, lay them completely flat, zip up suitcase, ready to shoot. Permanently left out in the elements --- no problemo. Loaned to little girl learner, but when family moved house, I never found out how long that target butt eventually lasted for.
Cardboard doesn't do any good for your arrows but that works too