Scrap=Project

[SkottyBoy]

I had some leftover peices of landscaping timbers, 2x4s, an old door my wife was throwing away and some carpet a neighbor was throwing out and turned it into a tagret holder/backstop.  Cheap is good @ my house.    

[m midd]

lookin good

[Hopewell Tom]

Really similar to what I have in mind after some other threads here on targets and backstops. I like the "roof" idea and that's a good way to layer the carpet. I have the odd "flyer" though that needs a bit more backstop size. Perhaps NO backstop would focus a fellow more.... Nice work.

[Stone Knife]

Good use of scrap    look how much money you saved to put towards some more arrows and such  

[wv lungbuster]

Nice    

[ron w]

Well done.  

[reddogge]

I love projects utilizing scrap material.

[jediazul]

I just can´t help wondering what kind of pounds you are shooting to back up your target like that!!! Looks like it could stop an RPG round!! Ha ha!! Nice

[Over&Under]

I really like the way you ran the carpet, one of the best ways to stop a miss out there!

Well done!

[lpcjon2]

It looks great! and that is the biggest rack I ever saw.WOW!

[John3]

great work...  I too love "scrap" projects...

[Ragnarok Forge]

Gotta love a cheap result that works and looks good.

[mcgroundstalker]

That is soooooo cool!

... mike ...

[J. Holden]

American ingenuity baby!  Nice recycle job.

-Jeremy

[StanM]

Cheap is good at my house too, Skotty.  Useful is even better.  Nice job!