Dave Packard

And if I'm just going to laser punch holes through it, it's super, super thin metal, eighth-inch stuff.

But I didn't care.

It's light.

It's portable.

Hopefully, I can pick shit up if I –

If I hit it in my spot and scope, I'll be able to see rounds on target.

But it really beats the shit out of my old target that I had at 1,000 yards, which I found the other day when I was setting this one up.

So my old target is a two foot by two foot by inch and a half thick chunk of cast steel.

And the last time I moved it, I had to use the winch on my pickup and drag it into the bed.

And then I just kind of shoved it out once I got to where it was.

And then I had to hang it up and then stand the whole fucking thing up.

And it ungodly heavy also doesn't move much at all.

This, since it's on the sign stand, how it hangs on there, there's a little pocket on the bottom and a pocket on the top, and that's all that holds the sign in.

And so it'll wiggle back and forth.

There's a spring down at the bottom, but that's really only for wind.

If it's really windy, it'll bend the springs instead of flipping the whole sign over.

So...

I'm hoping that if I hit like an edge or in the middle, it'll wiggle enough, especially in the light.

It'll wiggle enough that it'll show me rounds on target.

I need a Caldwell little target light, like the ones that stick on behind.