Targets that Ring

I have one metal target that makes the most delightful ding sound. It's a scavenged piece of milled stainless steel from a biotech site that was closing. Does anyone have any recommendations for metal targets that Ring? Making metal go doink is okay, but there's nothing like that ding
wind chimes ? make your own with brass ? WARNING do not use glass chimes
 
This is the Shooting Targets 7 biathlon target. I have the one inch hole to shoot at 100 yards. It has a good ring to it that can be easily heard from that distance.

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They are an AGN member and they are having a Labor Day Sale
 
This is the Shooting Targets 7 biathlon target, I have the one inch hole for shoot at 100 yards. It has a good ring to it that can be easily heard from that distance.

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They are an AGN member and they are having a Labor Day Sale
 
I have one metal target that makes the most delightful ding sound. It's a scavenged piece of milled stainless steel from a biotech site that was closing. Does anyone have any recommendations for metal targets that Ring? Making metal go doink is okay, but there's nothing like that ding
Old saw blades have a distinctive, pleasing ring… John
 
I’ll second or third the saw blade suggestion. The bigger they are the better they ring. A 12 or 14” blade is the best. It also matters how you hang them. The less contact with the blade the better the ring. Ive shot them with slugs and believe me you can hear that ring from hundreds of yards away. They are made of very thin and very durable steel so they hold up perfectly even against slugs.
Kenny
 
I’ll second or third the saw blade suggestion. The bigger they are the better they ring. A 12 or 14” blade is the best. It also matters how you hang them. The less contact with the blade the better the ring. Ive shot them with slugs and believe me you can hear that ring from hundreds of yards away. They are made of very thin and very durable steel so they hold up perfectly even against slugs.
Kenny
I have some of these hanging around, looking forward to trying them, thanks