Would that angled iron withstand 9mm, 5.56, or even up to 308? I know the 3/8" targets will but I'm wondering if I hit the angled steel how much damage it would be able to withstand and what my limits would be with shooting different calipers at the targets
All for nothing metal targets shld be done in v50 for strength otherwise it'll look like Swiss cheese not with a 22 of course but heavier rounds will eat it up. I run a plasma table n occasionally make these for our local state troopers for practice. Ur wise to pay few bucks more but in the long run it'll save u cash . Specifically if u dont have a plasma table n rely on someone to make ur targets per shape
Just curious if you were happy with this set up after using it a while? Just ordered some plates and gotta make a base, is there anything you would change about it now? Did those plates hold up well? I ordered mine from the same place
+TheGoatMumbler - Very nice job. I like how you admit your mistakes and edit the video. I've been wanting to build a dueling tree a long time. How has it worked for you now that hopefully you used it? Looks like it moves smooth! I shoot 9mm, .40 S&W and .45ACP.
I'm planning on making my own tree and hadn't thought about angling it. I do plan to put some reflective tape on the center part to help with bore sights in sunlight. I was at the range the other day and couldn't sight in my red dot or scope with my bore sight because of too much sunlight.
Very cool thanks! Was wondering if instead of angling the whole vertical part of the tree, would just welding the round tubing the plates sit in at the 18 degrees relative to the straight up and down tall part work??if they were spaced out off the back a little? Just a thought trying to make it easier on my self if I do one.let me know what you think now that you have the experience. Thanks again 👍🏿👍🏿
“A grinder and paint will make you the welder you ain’t “ Looks great man I’m gonna build one very similar too it. Were you able to get the targets to flip with a .22?
Good question. Building one now with 3/8 ar5000 paddles. If the 22 does not flip them I might try lesser of an angle. Maybe that will make it easier to flip.
built mine very similar to yours and multiple plates shake and spin when one gets hit. Sometimes they also stall up in the back without returning to either side. Any tips to remedy this or have you run into any similar problems?
@@Paiadakine no havent used it since but if i were to change anything it would be adding those angle brackets on top of the cylinders as i see others have
Nah. We tried changing the angle on the plates, etc with no luck. But the manufacturer of the larger AR500 plates has some thinner, lighter ones that will work in my tree and will flip w/22LR.
@Matthew Gillis Yep, this AR 500 Fad is crazy, you can shoot regular A36 plate with no dents at all from most guns. I'm working on some builds with my Plasma table. So far 1/4" isn't damaged at all from 22 rifle or 9mm pistols. I will be testing all the way up to 7mm STW with different thickness of A36 that I have from 3/16" - 3/4"
@@larryrobinson7492 been shooting 3/8 mild steel for the better part of 15 years on my own range and there isn’t a handgun cartridge that will dent them, let alone chip or spall them. With 22lr you can use regular 3/16” mild steel. You only need AR400/500/600 when dealing with high velocity rifle rounds above 3200 fps and even 55gr m193 at 50 yards or less will chip ar500 steel. I don’t get the ar500 fad either. Good money maker I guess. I would have about 8k in targets if they were all AR steel. Another thing the internet fad has done is saying targets need to be angled down to prevent ricochet. Any target that’s able to swing or pivot doesn’t need to be angled down. Only fixed targets need to be angled down.
@@larryrobinson7492 call BS on that great way to get yourself hurt! A36 is way to sit and will eventually if not crack esp with hight power loads there is a reason you need to use AR500!!!
How wide is the 4" C channel and how long is the tree holder thats cut on an angle ( the piece that sticks up in the middle of the C channel) ? I really like your design !! Great Job ! JR
Great job! Wondering how you came to your final bottom mount height measurement? I'm building mine and unsure how high to make my 1/4" 2x2 to hold the 1/4" 1.5x1.5 angle (yes, my material size is a bit different than yours). Would love to see how it worked out at the range for you!
Does this have to be 18 degrees or would 15 work? I know 15 is the standard for competition targets just wondered why the angle is steeper on this.
Good Job, for the feet I used square tubing, all in all $115 and more sturdy than a $600 one ;)
Could I get the dimensions for the 6" paddles? I'm looking to have a local shop cut some for me, but can't find them online.
You have to make sure your local shop has AR500 steel. If it’s not it could get dangerous.
Fix your camera work on focusing
Could .22 move it? Thanks
Your tree looks great, how did the tree work out? Did you have to make any changes?
Would that angled iron withstand 9mm, 5.56, or even up to 308? I know the 3/8" targets will but I'm wondering if I hit the angled steel how much damage it would be able to withstand and what my limits would be with shooting different calipers at the targets
Nice setup! What size angle iron did you put inside the 2" angle iron?
Hi ... It's amazing your duelling tree !!!... Would you tell me all the measures of the "H" base.?? Thank you so much...!!
Would you build one for someone and how much
He didn’t shoot it?! Lol what a 🐊
Did this work with a 22 long rifle?
Very nice but I would be surprised if even a. 45 moved those 6 x1/2inchers.
How much this run you?
How much for one?
All for nothing metal targets shld be done in v50 for strength otherwise it'll look like Swiss cheese not with a 22 of course but heavier rounds will eat it up. I run a plasma table n occasionally make these for our local state troopers for practice. Ur wise to pay few bucks more but in the long run it'll save u cash . Specifically if u dont have a plasma table n rely on someone to make ur targets per shape
This is great. How long is the 4 inch, in the stand. that the square tubing sits on?
I need to know more about the motorcycle projects. Good job on the targets.
Just curious if you were happy with this set up after using it a while? Just ordered some plates and gotta make a base, is there anything you would change about it now? Did those plates hold up well? I ordered mine from the same place
Just the kind of information I was looking for to start making my own.
Enjoy your project!
This is Great, how much did you spend to build it.
+TheGoatMumbler - Very nice job. I like how you admit your mistakes and edit the video. I've been wanting to build a dueling tree a long time. How has it worked for you now that hopefully you used it? Looks like it moves smooth! I shoot 9mm, .40 S&W and .45ACP.
It works great. I don't want people to waste their time making needless mistakes I can warn them of. Thanks for watching.
Nice! Who are the 26 people that thumbs downed this video?
Nice job. I think you’re going to love it. Quality work. Nice barn. / man cave.
I'm planning on making my own tree and hadn't thought about angling it. I do plan to put some reflective tape on the center part to help with bore sights in sunlight. I was at the range the other day and couldn't sight in my red dot or scope with my bore sight because of too much sunlight.
nice job. yea would've been nice to see you shooting it. but still good video thanks
TheGoatMumbler. So how did it work for you?
How much did this run you material wise?
How long was the 4 inch channel between base legs
I'd buy one from you if you could ship it to me!
It would've been nice to actually see you working on it instead if just talking so much, and also shooting it too
nice job, mine is next,, paint just the diameter red/white ,, looks good tho
Love this set up! What size pipe did u uses behind the angle iron? What’s the Inside diameter? How long did are they each ?
Very cool thanks! Was wondering if instead of angling the whole vertical part of the tree, would just welding the round tubing the plates sit in at the 18 degrees relative to the straight up and down tall part work??if they were spaced out off the back a little? Just a thought trying to make it easier on my self if I do one.let me know what you think now that you have the experience. Thanks again 👍🏿👍🏿
I would figure that the angle keeps it from being pushed back from bullets impacting it and to keep lead splatter from coming straight back.
“A grinder and paint will make you the welder you ain’t “
Looks great man I’m gonna build one very similar too it. Were you able to get the targets to flip with a .22?
Zach Hogg I’m gonna say NO, that’s heavy steel...
Orderd my targets yesterday .your video really help me desided how to build the tree . Thanks
How'd the cafe racer build turn out?
Great Video thank you, Semper Fidelis
Looks GREAT! I wanna see it in action.
Excelente!!
Outstanding
Fantastic work, sir!
How about an update with some range footage?
It now lives at our local club where we wear it out at the steel matches. We always use it in at least one stage.
It would have been nice to see it in action. I would be surprised if a 22lr would flip that much metal.
Good question. Building one now with 3/8 ar5000 paddles. If the 22 does not flip them I might try lesser of an angle. Maybe that will make it easier to flip.
Awesome
Awesome job man! cheers!
Dang fine job
copper spacers
built mine very similar to yours and multiple plates shake and spin when one gets hit. Sometimes they also stall up in the back without returning to either side. Any tips to remedy this or have you run into any similar problems?
add more weight to your base
Angle is to steep
Did you figure it out?
@@Paiadakine no havent used it since but if i were to change anything it would be adding those angle brackets on top of the cylinders as i see others have
@@jimmypage4753 thanks for the reply. I’ve been working on mine today.
Looks dope!
Thx for your idea
Best video ive seen yet 👌
Have you tried it out? Wondering if everything worked as planned.
Not yet. It's been raining here but I'll do a range vid when I can.
What is the height?
5.5 ft
We're you able to make them flip with the .22 LR ?
Nah. We tried changing the angle on the plates, etc with no luck. But the manufacturer of the larger AR500 plates has some thinner, lighter ones that will work in my tree and will flip w/22LR.
@Matthew Gillis Yep, this AR 500 Fad is crazy, you can shoot regular A36 plate with no dents at all from most guns. I'm working on some builds with my Plasma table. So far 1/4" isn't damaged at all from 22 rifle or 9mm pistols. I will be testing all the way up to 7mm STW with different thickness of A36 that I have from 3/16" - 3/4"
@@larryrobinson7492 been shooting 3/8 mild steel for the better part of 15 years on my own range and there isn’t a handgun cartridge that will dent them, let alone chip or spall them. With 22lr you can use regular 3/16” mild steel. You only need AR400/500/600 when dealing with high velocity rifle rounds above 3200 fps and even 55gr m193 at 50 yards or less will chip ar500 steel. I don’t get the ar500 fad either. Good money maker I guess. I would have about 8k in targets if they were all AR steel. Another thing the internet fad has done is saying targets need to be angled down to prevent ricochet. Any target that’s able to swing or pivot doesn’t need to be angled down. Only fixed targets need to be angled down.
@@larryrobinson7492 call BS on that great way to get yourself hurt! A36 is way to sit and will eventually if not crack esp with hight power loads there is a reason you need to use AR500!!!
@@joatmon1857 A36 is fine for all pistol calibers especially 3/8". Ar500 is overkill for anything under .223.
C00L ! Nice Job
Thanks.
Nice
Thanks
How wide is the 4" C channel and how long is the tree holder thats cut on an angle ( the piece that sticks up in the middle of the C channel) ? I really like your design !! Great Job !
JR
Great job! Wondering how you came to your final bottom mount height measurement? I'm building mine and unsure how high to make my 1/4" 2x2 to hold the 1/4" 1.5x1.5 angle (yes, my material size is a bit different than yours).
Would love to see how it worked out at the range for you!
Awesome looking tree!👍🏼
Great job! I may have to copy it.
Feel free. It is a simple and straightforward design.