New product!!

[techres]

What is the width of the circle?

 

[ZbornacSVT]

It is 2-1/2" diameter

 

[patience0830]

Predictions

This will surely be one of your best sellers soon. We pounded the thunder out of an 8" centerfire swinger today. Had Cap'n Cavemans three boys(12 10 and 8 roughly) whacking it regularly at 240 yds with my RRA varmint. We hit it some with the .308s too. Great fun!

 

[Stschil]

Yes.....BUT.....I will only have 15

I wasn't sure how the response would be, so I only did a limited run. I must say after messing around with these things the last couple days, they are fun as hell!! I held out long enough for these that I didn't have time to run another batch before the show. I will make more.

That is super cool!

Hmm....

What is the width of the circle?

I ordered one!!! I just HOPE (really really) that run #2 will be done this week.

I would love to bring it to the Appleseed Shoot in Nashville this weekend.

(Hint Hint, Wink Wink No pressure )

 

[ArmedProgrammer]

What is the width of the circle?

roughly 55-60 yards for 4 MOA, no? Sounds like awesome Appleseed practice to me. Even forces you to refocus on the target after each hit, due to the movement.

 

[ZbornacSVT]

I should have about 30 more available starting next weekend. A handful of them are gone, but plenty to go around for now. I will keep making them as long as you guys keep buying!!

 

[techres]

roughly 55-60 yards for 4 MOA, no? Sounds like awesome Appleseed practice to me. Even forces you to refocus on the target after each hit, due to the movement.

Exactly what I was thinking! The only change I was imagining was one with redcoats instead of circles. Make them 3-4" across and....

MMmmmm....

 

[Cru]

I shot mine today. AMazing fun.

 

[kwood]

this may be a steel noob question but...
is .223/5.56 to strong for these?

 

[VUPDblue]

IIRC, these were made from AR400 which would not be suitable for use with 5.56

 

[kwood]

IIRC, these were made from AR400 which would not be suitable for use with 5.56

thanks for the info
maybe in the future you will have a 5.56 suitable walker?
you can call it the prairie dog!
that is of course...each "arm" would need to be shaped like small mammals

 

[HDSilvrStreak]

That is too cool. I wish I would have seen this before the 1500 show. I might have picked up one. Looks like real fun.

 

[ZbornacSVT]

this may be a steel noob question but...
is .223/5.56 to strong for these?

IIRC, these were made from AR400 which would not be suitable for use with 5.56

Nick is right, these are AR400. You can use them with 223 just don't expect it to last as long.

I already have some orders placed for a larger version out of 3/8" AR500. They will be larger with 4" paddles. I expect to cut them sometime in the next 7-10 days. If anyone wants one, let me know. At this time I do not plan to stock the AR500 version. I still need to crunch some numbers, but I am trying to keep the rifle version under $100. With the extra weight and additional paddle size, I expect this to function well with pistol calibers as well.

 

[Cru]

Anybody that needs a 4" paddle needs to give up shooting.

 

[ZbornacSVT]

Anybody that needs a 4" paddle needs to give up shooting.

Not all of us play as much COD as you....

 

[techres]

4" paddles would be perfect at 100 yards.

 

[ZbornacSVT]

4" paddles would be perfect at 100 yards.

Are you talking for centerfire, or rimfire? I don't know if the rimfire will get the 3/8" over. I can upscale a 1/4 AR400 as well.

 

[techres]

Centerfire was my thought. Centerfire AR500 with 4" paddles. I would think at 100 yards .223 could tip it and .308 would dance it!

 

[ZbornacSVT]

I bet the .223 will still roll it....time will tell.

 

[hotfarmboy1]

Centerfire was my thought. Centerfire AR500 with 4" paddles. I would think at 100 yards .223 could tip it and .308 would dance it!

I'm loving the sound of this. Aarrrgh another way to spend more of my money before I even get it.