Shooting backstop

[mikey fingers]

Ok guys my shooting backstop was 11 feet wide 7 feet high now it is 7 feet wide!! Need some suggestions on targets/gongs that are easily moved or can be switched quickly. Or stuff besides fruit ,cinder blocks and water jugs.im gunna get a car door cast iron skillet.any ideas will help the channel .youtube "new sentry arms "

 

[rdtricks]

How far away is your backstop? A picture of what you have would help some in idea creation. I have made my own 'know your limits' type of targets from heavy washers purchased at the hardware store. Trying to shoot through the hole can really be a challenge and they can be hung from or nailed to your backstop.

 

[mikey fingers]

How far away is your backstop? A picture of what you have would help some in idea creation. I have made my own 'know your limits' type of targets from heavy washers purchased at the hardware store. Trying to shoot through the hole can really be a challenge and they can be hung from or nailed to your backstop.

I've changed the speed bag it's on a table instead of buckets now also look at the left cut 3 feet off the horizontal sheet of plywood .sandbags are stacked behind the wood more like sand buckets

 

[Ezana4CE]

How about a pellet trap (cardboard box) stuffed with old clothes or stuffing some sort of container with duct seal?

 

[.20calguy]

Mine is under construction at the moment. I'm in the process of moving from the front yard to the backyard. The front yard was set up for thirty and seventyfive yards. I used reflective backstops to reflect the pellets down. I added shelves for targets like cans, shot shells or wire nuts, bottle caps, army men, etc.
I hung different size pill bottles for swinging targets as well.
I had aquired plastic yard sign material that I used for hanging paper targets. Then I added store bought action targets.
The thirty yard array with the 75-yard in the back gound.

There is a pan to ring at 77 yards
I have a Marksman target box on the shelf which is a challenge at 75.