Videos tagged with 2x4 Lumber

This guide details the construction and use of a free DIY wooden target base from TA Targets. Designed for versatility, it accommodates both USPSA and C-zone cardboard targets, offering an accessible training tool for individuals aiming to become 'capable providers and protectors'. The design utilizes standard 2x4 lumber and features specific slot spacing for different target types.

This guide details how to construct and use a cost-effective DIY cardboard target base, as demonstrated by TA Targets. It's designed for shooters seeking affordable training solutions. The presenter, a representative from TA Targets, provides clear instructions on assembly and target mounting, emphasizing practical application with a handgun equipped with a red dot optic.

This video provides a straightforward guide to building a budget-friendly target base for under $15, ideal for handgun practice. The presenter, representing TA Targets, demonstrates a simple assembly process using common materials like 2x4 lumber and a staple gun. The resulting base is stable and compatible with various cardboard targets, including those from TA Targets.

This guide details how to build a budget-friendly DIY cardboard target base for approximately $15, as demonstrated by TA Targets. The design accommodates standard USPSA and C-Zone targets, making firearm training more accessible. It emphasizes the importance of accessible training solutions for individuals looking to improve their defensive capabilities.

This video conducts ballistic testing on common home construction materials against three popular calibers: .22LR, 9mm, and 5.56 NATO. The materials tested include half-inch sheetrock, half-inch OSB plywood, and 2x6 or 2x4 lumber. The purpose is to provide a practical understanding of projectile penetration through typical home barriers, addressing concerns about over-penetration in home defense scenarios.