I use an old breaker box I found in my shed as a pellet trap. It is a little larger than a 8.5x11 inch target and made of metal that is about 1/16th thick. I fill it with rubber mulch and put a piece of cardboard over one face to keep the mulch in and hold the target. I bring it in at night. It's been feeling a little heavy so I decided to clean it out. I used my leaf blower to help separate the mulch and some blue jean material from the pellets. Took about an hour. Recovered 10.8 lbs of pellets.
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Pellet Trap Cleanout
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Nice lead reclamation. Give your target box a gold star and a Two Hearted IPA.
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Two Hearted IPA - Bell's Brewery
Two Hearted IPA is brewed with 100% Centennial hops from the Pacific Northwest and named for the famous river in Michigan's Upper Peninsula.
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Nice lead reclamation. Give your target box a gold star and a Two Hearted IPA.
Two Hearted IPA - Bell's Brewery
Two Hearted IPA is brewed with 100% Centennial hops from the Pacific Northwest and named for the famous river in Michigan's Upper Peninsula.
Incredibly balanced IPA
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Whoa. nice. i was thinking about making pellet trap and was worried it would end up weighting a million pounds. Wanted to build a big one with wheels, etc. Looking to shoot about 20 yards on a weird angle from inside house to outside to get more distance. any thoughts/wisdom welcome.
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