Shooting paper

[cheewee]

i believe there is a rubber mating made from recycled tires, would have a semi healing effect. cant remember if i have seen it for workshop floors or horse stalls, maybe both. hmm i might even try that myself it it was durable enough might even just cut it into squares and fill the trap,

[Tater]

Seeing as how I cannot figure out how to put a previous comment in blue to respond to a certain part of a comment, I will cut a and paste. Carl, you said "Another thing I am building is a new target box that uses rubber mulch made from old tires and such.  My problem is how to keep the stuff in place after you put it in a box." I was wondering would saran wrap work? Maybe if it wasn't stretched to tight?

I just highlight the text you want blue and pick blue from the menu on the top right.

Edit: Unless you meant the quote function. Instead of reply, just hit the quote button on the right of their post.

[ajhuff]

I know what would work. I should gets royalty for this.


Ready?




Sod.



-AJ

[AgentWD40_FL]

You guys talk of duct seal.  What about plumbers putty? It can be found in the HVAC section and plumbing section

[Fronzdan]

Duct seal is denser/harder and does a better job of stopping and absorbing the pellet.  I need about 5" to stop pellets from my Talon.

[breakfastchef]

You guys talk of duct seal.  What about plumbers putty? It can be found in the HVAC section and plumbing section

No to plumbers putty. It can barely stop a BB.

[JEBert]

Seeing as how I cannot figure out how to put a previous comment in blue to respond to a certain part of a comment, I will cut a and paste.

mackelby,
Tater's method works if you want to quote the entire post.  If you want to just quote part of it, I do it this way:
Highlight just the question or just the part  you want to reply to, right-click and choose Paste.  Then hit the Reply button and right-click in the text box.  OK, I know you know how to cut and paste.  You said as much so that was for anyone that might not know that part.  Then I highlight the text that I pasted and then click on the little quote button (just above the  smiley).  That puts that text in the blue box as a quote.  Then I type my comment or answer.
Cheers,