ghost tracker

Railroad Tie Plates work well. They're reasonably thick, non-hardened (don't shatter), and already have holes in them for hanging. FYI, we used to use cast iron skillets for long-distance blackpowder rifle shooting because they "ring" so nicely with a hit. Sad part is, that shatter when hit with a .357 Sig. My Buckskin Buddies made me buy 'em another skillet!

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P95Carry

Actually a relatively inexpensive stick welder will do fine, tho you won't get quite such a ''pretty'' weld. Most of the welds on my device were IIRC only 10G rods and about 120A.

I need to reinforce mine and was given a snow plow blade - which should when I get it cut up make for some very tough plates. Indeed, rebar is just fine for this sorta deal if you have some - 3/4" probably about ideal.

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MD_Willington

Cool, maybe get myself a little business going, make pistol targets until I can get my pistols back...

oh what a wicked cycle... make money, get gun rights back, buy more guns... LOL