Frangible/Reactive target for centerfire rifle?

DumduminMud

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Trying to sight in using orange clay disc and find out the hard way if the bullet is too fast it will simply punch a hole instead of shattering the whole thing.
The range I went to does not allow the use of tannerite and steel target, so they're out of option.
Any option I should go for? Splatterbust would work but I prefer something that is more easily visible.
 
so...you just need a target for visible hits, not too concerned with seeing misses ? Large splatter targets are good for seeing where to adjust
if you just want something more reactive than a clay, why not just a plastic bottle with water.....or 10......laid down to aim for the bottom
 
OkayShooter said:
Princess auto had self healing targets on clearance. Bought them for 15$ each, theyre 10inch circles.
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I'm concerned on how they would work with 223 Rem at merely 50 yard, if they got hole-in-one'd I'd be out of money real quick
boxhitch said:
so...you just need a target for visible hits, not too concerned with seeing misses ? Large splatter targets are good for seeing where to adjust
if you just want something more reactive than a clay, why not just a plastic bottle with water.....or 10......laid down to aim for the bottom
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Plastic bottle is also unfortunately out of equation due to range policy, but good suggestion.
gunnut604 said:
Small balloons work great. One time use but they disappear when struck and they are cheap. 🤷‍♂️
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I think I found the best suggestion here! This will also train me on my breathing technique if I want to say shoot 40+ round (and pop 40+ balloons) in one sitting lol.
Yes I know I can get a hand pump for like $Cheap but please don't ruin the joke of me blowing like 40+ balloon in short succession
 
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