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Target repair

Started by Brian P., August 07, 2007, 07:32:00 PM

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Brian P.

After looking at the thread about repairing 3-D targets, I got to wondering, who makes the best repair kit. I just came into a decent target that needs a bit of work. I have almost nothing in the cost of this target so I would like to spend the savings on a repair.

I saw a vendor at both Cloverdale and Compton this year that had kits, but I wasnt shopping for one at the time. Anyone have contact info for them?

Thanks,
Brian
"As a rule, nothing does an arrow so much good as to shoot it, and nothing so much harm as to have it lie inactive and crowded in the quiver"   Saxton Pope

Dave Coalter

Brian,
I use great stuff from home depot, it works great and not that expensive.
Inside every old man there is a young man asking what the heck happened.

Bishop

I just repaired an elk target that was mauled by a bear with great stuff and painted the repair. I have no idea how it hold up.

BlkDog

Target mauled by a bear?  I have heard about using them as decoys but...that's nuts!

Although I have a buddy who had his duck mounts mauled by a lab.  lol

Bishop

It was bad he tore all the way into the white core middle layer on both sides!

Deadsmple

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"to get to heaven, turn right and stay straight"

Brian P.

Thanks for the info guys.

Deadsimple,
Thanks for the PM. Good advise I think.

BP
"As a rule, nothing does an arrow so much good as to shoot it, and nothing so much harm as to have it lie inactive and crowded in the quiver"   Saxton Pope


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