I like the addition of the triangle with the eyebolt to make it easier to pull up. HOWEVER ---> You made a video on building this target reset stand AND THEN YOU STAND IN FRONT OF THE CAMERA AND WE CANNOT SEE IT IN ACTION!!!? HELLOOOOO?! Maybe a little less talking (cameraman) and a little more focus on what's important to the video --> like showing your creation in action.. Nice build all the same.
I don't like the term "squeeze" the trigger. That makes you "squeeze" your entire hand, torquing the gun. Isolate your trigger finger, as you press the trigger straight back. You have to play with how much trigger finger to use. Most will say use the middle of the first pad, but it really depends on the LOP, and the size of your hand. Low left is usually a sign of anticipating the shot, and flinching. Practice with a revolver, leaving a surprise empty cylinder, or two.
practice and shoot how you practice and what works for you. The squeeze part is just to get them to think about how they are pulling the trigger and has nothing to do with the grip.
Nice easy design. Great to see father and son working together. This is the kind of stuff my Dad and I used to do. Am I missing something??? Don't see a link or directions how to get the Sketchup file. Again nice work! Excellent ingenuity!!!
Good shooting, Barret. That looks like a fun target stand, Artisan Tony. The family will have a lot of fun with the reactive Challenge Targets. That's a nice spot at the shooting range to set up a target. It's time for Barret to have several hit records; the family would be able to ride in their own helicopter, out to their big estate for a shooting session. (Plus, thumbs up to Tennesseans for respecting the cemetery.)
Just went to the challenge site to look at targets....did you remove the springs from your auto-reset targets and made your own reset so that they are all knocked down first and Then you reset them together??
How about I come up there and we can have a shootout (; Awesome setup Tony! I wish I could build something like that, but I have no place where they would let me shoot that.
old red dot aim point from early 90s i close one eye the new optics with req. window and red dot i keep both open. am i doing it wrong? if so i been doing it wrong since the 70s just sayin
Just found you and subbed, I see you on the comment section of everyone else but didn't know you had a channel. That country looks like where I'm from in WV, am I close?
Pretty awesome ideas ... But if I took a shot of whiskey every time you said "slow down", "squeeze" or "front sight post" I'd be really drunk by the end of the video loll... Btw your sons are quite talented musicians! Loved the intro.
Hi - nice set up! I was over at the challenge targets website. I was looking to buy some of these targets and make something similar. Can you tell me where I could find these on their website?
@ArtisanTony, I've been watching a bunch of your older videos and was wondering if you were ever able to come up with a Dimensional Diagram for this Break-Down Target System that you were able to come up with ??? It looks like a REALLY GOOD design and I like to build it myself... Is there any chance I could get the Blueprin from you ???
I like the addition of the triangle with the eyebolt to make it easier to pull up. HOWEVER ---> You made a video on building this target reset stand AND THEN YOU STAND IN FRONT OF THE CAMERA AND WE CANNOT SEE IT IN ACTION!!!? HELLOOOOO?! Maybe a little less talking (cameraman) and a little more focus on what's important to the video --> like showing your creation in action.. Nice build all the same.
Great job on the project. Happy to see someone taking the time with a young one, glad to hear he is improving .I will be making one. Thanks a bunch!
Thanks, we ended up donating it to our rifle club so more could have fun :)
I like the target.. I love dad and son speeding time having fun together.
I don't like the term "squeeze" the trigger. That makes you "squeeze" your entire hand, torquing the gun. Isolate your trigger finger, as you press the trigger straight back. You have to play with how much trigger finger to use. Most will say use the middle of the first pad, but it really depends on the LOP, and the size of your hand. Low left is usually a sign of anticipating the shot, and flinching. Practice with a revolver, leaving a surprise empty cylinder, or two.
practice and shoot how you practice and what works for you. The squeeze part is just to get them to think about how they are pulling the trigger and has nothing to do with the grip.
That was fun to watch! Nice target.
That was an awesome idea guys
Thanks, I was a fun project. I ended up donating it to the rifle club :)
Nice easy design. Great to see father and son working together. This is the kind of stuff my Dad and I used to do. Am I missing something??? Don't see a link or directions how to get the Sketchup file. Again nice work! Excellent ingenuity!!!
What a great dad you have 👍
Thanks :)
Barrett is coming along in shooting. That's great.
HARMARSCH2 I am happy with his progress too! Thanks!
I enjoyed watching you guys make this and the shooting.Thanks for the video on You Tube!
Good shooting, Barret. That looks like a fun target stand, Artisan Tony. The family will have a lot of fun with the reactive Challenge Targets. That's a nice spot at the shooting range to set up a target.
It's time for Barret to have several hit records; the family would be able to ride in their own helicopter, out to their big estate for a shooting session.
(Plus, thumbs up to Tennesseans for respecting the cemetery.)
***** I have been meaning to go to that cemetery to check it out. It looks really neat.
Well done! Looks like good fun in the family.
It is! Thanks much
looks like it works just like designed!! nice shooting
buckeyeimaging Thanks!
Nice rig, nice shooting Barrett!
Gary Jordan Thanks Gary!
Just went to the challenge site to look at targets....did you remove the springs from your auto-reset targets and made your own reset so that they are all knocked down first and Then you reset them together??
Great job on the plate rack. Nice shooting guys. Thanks for sharing
Very very nice!!! Congrats from Barcelona Spain
Carles Farssac Martinez thanks much!
nice targets! me and my dad are looking for ideas for target shooting. I'll show him this video!
Great Build
Looks like it works pretty good. Thanks for sharing.
CentralMN 40 Thank you!
good job guys...plus i have to ask..could you make a video showing how to make a similar popper stand? and how much it would cost?
Nice job on the built, awesome
Pretty good idea. Next version instead of the spring, use a spring loaded hinge maybe on hinge of the post the rope is attached.
Great design for even a novice to construct. As for the shooting excellent job. Barrett switched his thumb to the opposite side, but did better.
smilemoney Yes, I saw the thumb move in the corner of my eye and I didn't realize he was adjusting it to the correct side :) Thanks!
Good shooting guys love the target!
That kind of target is lots of fun...
MrBulletpoints It's a bunch of fun! :)
How about I come up there and we can have a shootout (; Awesome setup Tony! I wish I could build something like that, but I have no place where they would let me shoot that.
old red dot aim point from early 90s i close one eye the new optics with req. window and red dot i keep both open. am i doing it wrong? if so i been doing it wrong since the 70s just sayin
Just found you and subbed, I see you on the comment section of everyone else but didn't know you had a channel. That country looks like where I'm from in WV, am I close?
Cool.. looks like fun.
Pretty awesome ideas ... But if I took a shot of whiskey every time you said "slow down", "squeeze" or "front sight post" I'd be really drunk by the end of the video loll... Btw your sons are quite talented musicians! Loved the intro.
hey thanks for the video... looks easy enough to make think I am going to try it out o ya great intro too like the tune ☺
I would paint the targets white or some other high visibility color.
We did later, thanks!
Hi - nice set up! I was over at the challenge targets website. I was looking to buy some of these targets and make something similar. Can you tell me where I could find these on their website?
Tooshie G they are the auto-reset pistol targets. I just mounted them on the beam instead of in the ground. Thanks!
5:23 so thought he was gonna take a chunk of his thumb or at least a cut, ive seen it happen alot when people try shooting off hand for the first time
He was fine, no cuts or bruises :)
nice shooting!
parider12 Thanks!
He's a good shot!
Tyler Pearce We need to practice more and hopefully making these target stands will encourage us to do that. Thanks!
Would have been nice to just add a down target to shoot at which would reset the other 6 targets but overall nicely done !!!
Jeffrey Elliott one target will not reset these heavy steel targets. This is the way plate racks work. Build one and show us :)
It would have to be a cannon to reset all that weight...... Lol
isn't it preeeeeessss the trigger not squeeze?
Squeeze (not press, nor pull for that matter)
with iron sights i close an eye
I keep both open out of habit. I think my left eye helps balance the stigmatism I have in my right eye :)
Something I wanna build a little version of, tired of shooting paper, cardboard, and scrap metal....lol
haha, I know what you mean. I donated this one to my rifle club and we have enjoyed it over the years.
@@ArtisanTony nice, I gotta get together with a club or something,, have some friend's and lime minded people to fellowship, shoot, and have fun with
@ArtisanTony, I've been watching a bunch of your older videos and was wondering if you were ever able to come up with a Dimensional Diagram for this Break-Down Target System that you were able to come up with ???
It looks like a REALLY GOOD design and I like to build it myself...
Is there any chance I could get the Blueprin from you ???
Nice! Be careful with that thumb though! Keep shooting! Keep safe!
he just need to work on his grip and stance his aim is good
If these are auto-reset, why didn't you mount them with springs so they reset automatically?
I'm jelous!😉
low and left = too much finger on the trigger plus a little anticipation flinch