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I like, as long as you're accurate..... can spare parts be ordered?
Yes, Triumph Systems sells all the parts as spares, and I would handle that for you if needed. That said, the plastic tubes are interchangeable with common 2x2 lumber, and the motor and hub have an armoured cover. Next week, I'm going to make a couple of home-grown target stands for the motorised bits; to make them fit the way I like to lay out competition stages (for door frames, vision barriers, etc.. I'll post pix (if my ideas don't suck)!Originally Posted by lakermetal
Glenn.
Cool thanks for the update.
Damn you so much want, any chance they could handle 308? Lol long range would be awesome with this! Otherwise I'd be stuck with my 9mm carbine.
Hearts and Minds; Two best places to shoot
Fighting in a basement provides challenges, Number 1 your fighting in a basement!
This thing could be awesome with a rifle; put a wall and window on your range at 300 metres and suddenly you're an ERT Sniper. Green Light!
What is the range of the signal?
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Home club : PCDHFC, shoots IPSC, black rifles, hunts badly
If I had a place to set it up I'd buy one. Unfortunately, unless you own a range, or have access to one that lets you set it up, it's no good to me in Calgary.
Very nice though. How portable is it?
Brilliant. I love what you have done. I just wish I was allowed to shoot restricted's on my own property.
I'll offer this to my range officer. Have you had any push back from the Ontario CFO office? They get strange about unexpected things...
Weighs only 13 pounds; from Calgary you can take it out to crown land at Waiporous and practice with your shotty or non-restricted carbine. I had it out last week with a Kriss Vector (9mm rifle); hilarious fun!
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