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Old 10-30-2009, 12:26 PM
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Valentine
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Default Inexpensive home target

1 - 4' x 8' foam insulation sheet(found at building supply stores) cut into 2' x 2' sheets for targets.

folded newpaper sections placed between 2' x 2' sheets.

masking tape to bind up the four ends.

The old bow used four sheets; the new faster bows might need an additional one or two 2' x 2' sheets. Experiment until you find the right combination.

After shooting awhile, rotate most of the 2' x 2' sheets, so the holes from the arrows don't line up. Change the newspaper section after shooting awhile. At some time replace the facing 2' x 2' sheet to make the face more presentable.

Use florescent dots stickers from a office supply store for the actual targets on the foam.

Note: You will not embed the target on either side in the home made target. The target stops the arrow. It doesn't completely embed the shooting point/ blade in the target, but prevents the arrow from exiting the homemade target.

If you want complete embeding, use more 2 x 2 sheets.

Last edited by Valentine; 10-30-2009 at 12:31 PM.
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