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04-08-2008, 02:12 PM
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It may be feasible to use the pipe like the plumbing guy had said, and then weld 45 degree angled steel to the face of it (where the bullet will hit).
I would think it would work in the same manner as the angled steel they use at indoor ranges to shield the clips that hold the targets.  sorry for the small pic. it is the only thing I could find to show what I am talking about. |
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