Firebird sniper fire targets

[GMC403]

Picked some of these up for my BIL this Christmas and we gave em a try in the backyard.

40ft, Remington CBee 22 ammo. Not bad for the price, sorry about the video supression.

 

[gopher73]

Cool! Thanks for posting that - I was curious about those things after seeing them at CSC last week...

 

[zeuce]

those are cool! who sells em? are they pricey?

 

[zeuce]

did a little search. are these the ones?

http://store.theshootingcentre.com/search?type=product&q=Firebird+sniper+fire+targets

 

[Daver_II]

$20 for 10. Canadian tire sells them.

 

[Shooting Centre]

http://store.theshootingcentre.com/collections/targets

 

[FredSKS]

My nephew and I shot some today. Set my cardboard target backer on fire more than once ! Really fun for the money !

 

[zeuce]

I wont support crappy tire EVER! Shooting center do you guys do flat rate shipping? Im thinking i might want to order at least 6 packs.

SORRY IF THIS IS THREAD HIJACKING

 

[Shooting Centre]

I wont support crappy tire EVER! Shooting center do you guys do flat rate shipping? Im thinking i might want to order at least 6 packs.

SORRY IF THIS IS THREAD HIJACKING

No, but shipping is usually pretty reasonable to the majors. These are pretty light.

 

[cement head]

we had a guy shoot one of those at our club a couple of weeks ago and it set the target and cardboard on fire . this is at an indoor range . the flames went up towards the ceiling and it's made out of wood . he got in big trouble . from what I was told the CFO banned thier use at indoor ranges. just what I heard. I was there when buddy did it . he did'nt do it - start the fire on purpose but the end result was'nt good .

 

[red_bailey]

They seem to be small charges of black powder. Basically over-grown cap-gun caps. Yes, they start fires. Yes, they're fun!

If you buy the ones you stick on clays for shotgunning, be aware it's hard to get a direct hit on the charge to set it off.