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I came to the realization that I can shoot in the plant after hours without
disturbing the neighbors. You can't hear even a .45 from the office yet alone outside. So, I figured I'd weld-up a trap. I'm sure I could bodge something together from the stock racks but would appreciate a plan or some idea. I'd let Roger (engineer) do it but the last one he built he said he had to move with a crane. I'm thinking 12" to 18" square. ( I only need a soup-can size!G) How thick to stop a max of .44 at 50'? .223? I'll probably shoot .22s most due to cost. I did Google without joy. Another ammo question. I have 200 rounds of Wolf brand .223 that are severely corroded after being in a sealed ammo box for 8 months...weird! How should I dispose? (DON'T BUY WOLF!!!) |
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