I think the known issues are taken care of. If you have any issues or know of another member who is having issues, PM daytime dave. As we head towards the holidays, hunt with your Henry.
Bullet (Pellet) Trap
Bullet (Pellet) Trap
Well, got my new toy a few days back. And, finally put it together a couple of days ago. It is nice, and it is also heavy. I think it will do a great job at catching pellets. I probably will not try it out until later this year. I will probably spend most of my free time at the range with my Henry or Marlins. But, it will probably get some use with time (or conditions) does not permit a range run.
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Re: Bullet (Pellet) Trap
Looked at some but have not taken the bait yet. May I ask where you bought it and what the cost was?
Thanks
Ernie
Thanks
Ernie
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Re: Bullet (Pellet) Trap
We use some heavy steel rimfire rated traps and they are heavy. Is yours 22 LR rated?
Re: Bullet (Pellet) Trap
I got it at Amazon.com. Including taxes, I paid $49 and some change.
https://www.amazon.com/Highwild-Bullet- ... 114&sr=8-2
All it claims is a max of .22 cal rimfire rating. But, the company's site is www.highwildoutdoors.com.
https://www.amazon.com/Highwild-Bullet- ... 114&sr=8-2
All it claims is a max of .22 cal rimfire rating. But, the company's site is www.highwildoutdoors.com.
Actions speak louder than words (Matthew 7:16-20).
Re: Bullet (Pellet) Trap
Thanks for the information, will be interested to hear about your experiences with it.
Ernie
Ernie
Re: Bullet (Pellet) Trap
I have something similar made by the J.C. Higgins company.
Mine is rated for .22lr and has caught more .22's and pellets than I care to count.
Mine must be at LEAST 35 years old and still works great.
I have a Crosman pellet pistol that I practice with while watching t.v.
Mine is rated for .22lr and has caught more .22's and pellets than I care to count.
Mine must be at LEAST 35 years old and still works great.
I have a Crosman pellet pistol that I practice with while watching t.v.
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Re: Bullet (Pellet) Trap
Watch out for lead dust when using a steel trap indoors.... a soft trap with a layer of rubber mulch and duct seal ( heavy clay) works well without generating so much dust.
John Davies
Spokane WA
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Re: Bullet (Pellet) Trap
I have one like it rated for .22lr I believe that the minimum distance for that is 25 yards. I have only used it for .177 pellets. Works great for them at shorter range. I shoot with it at about 30 feet in my garage. I did notice that my targets shredded when just hanging a paper target alone. Backing the target on a piece of cardboard helped to get a cleaner hole. I also noticed that I would get fragments of pellets bouncing out of the trap occasionally. Clipping an old magazine behind the target stopped that.
Load on Sunday and Shoot all Week.......okay it's a Mare's Leg I will reload on Wednesday. 
Re: Bullet (Pellet) Trap
I’ve got one similar to this one. Bought it back when the original designer/owner was selling them. Probably around 1997 or so.
http://www.babymd.net/aa_improved_silen ... t_trap.htm
http://www.babymd.net/aa_improved_silen ... t_trap.htm
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AKA: Know more misses!
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