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just wondering if any of you have picures as im getting my first gun in a few days ( own gun) and have set up a back stop but dont know if it's too hard, like if the projectile will reflect off it or not, it's a shower base 3i nches thick with abit of chip board in fround just so that it'll stick into something. :) ill post pictures of mine on monday. :gunsmilie:

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What powers the gun doing? I found breeze blocks are quite good. The pellets tend to break pieces off the block with every shot and the pellet stick to the block. Best of all they are pritty cheap If you havn't allready got them lieing around.

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you don't want anything too hard , too britlte or too thin.

 

the best thing to use is a pellet catcher ( around a tenner) or a bag of general building sand.

 

you dont want ANY richochete's .......... for obvious reasons.

 

cheers

 

sean

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auctaly it's a .22short, but im buying a air rifel from another guy i know so thats what im using, he says that it's harder than a 22LR but i dont know i want to use before i buy buy a few outhers around are selling air rifels ;) ill post pictures of both when i get them :)

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you don't want anything too hard , too britlte or too thin.

 

the best thing to use is a pellet catcher ( around a tenner) or a bag of general building sand.

 

you dont want ANY richochete's .......... for obvious reasons.

 

cheers

 

sean

 

 

yeah thats what i was thinking, was also thining of putting a hesian bag full of yellow sand infroundt of it or something, that'll do wont it ?

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yeah now i think about it, i could probaly get in alot of shit if i was using a rifle in a back yard, we use to use a air rifel when i was young ( sold it ages ago :( ) but that was at a dirrfant house

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