HomeDepot Bucket Pellet BackStop

[0351_Vet]

I made a simple Backstop for a Buddy of mine to use at his house. Cost about $20 USD

(1) HomeDepot 5gal. bucket
(6) Bricks of Duct Seal.

Lined bottom of buck and it formed about an 1-1/2" layer.
Works great.



Nice 6 Rd. group (3rd shot, one flyer, yah right) 

[chongman]

Cool and the orange bucket is a plus! Sadly, for me to go to Home Depot it's a 3 hour round trip 

[0351_Vet]

Cool and the orange bucket is a plus! Sadly, for me to go to Home Depot it's a 3 hour round trip 

Order it on-line...Have it shipped to your house. 

[fast14riot]

I use a shoe box stuffed full with plastic grocery bags.  Works very well, even for .22 at 5M.  When it startes to get loaded down with pellets in one spot I just "fluff" the bags back up and its good to go.  Even cheaper than a bucket and duct seal!  A normal shoe box stood on end is all I use, doesn't have to be a very big one, its only about 5" deep, and very portable.


-Xander

[1377x]

my disposable backstop is in the video disregard i didnt use it when shot the bottle. the pellets dont fully penetrate it.both were recovered at the bottom
[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z0_LzLd7T84#]sight in[/url]

[YSYEO]

My disposable backstop is a USPS medium flat-rate box filled with a combination of junk mail and shredded paper (from old bills).    Works well for air pistol at 7 yards.  When it gets too torn up or full, I either toss it or use it as a secondary backstop for shooting the air rifles.   

[1377x]

forgot to mention
my disposable backstop is filled with plastic grocery bags
at first they were stuffed with old clothes

[Crosshairs]

Cool and nice shooting 
    Mike