MODULAR ARMORED TACTICAL COMBAT HOUSE - Action Target
MODULAR ARMORED TACTICAL COMBAT HOUSE - Action Target
MODULAR ARMORED TACTICAL COMBAT HOUSE - Action Target
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plywood vs. rubber ConTInued<br />
Again, <strong>Action</strong> <strong>Target</strong> offers both plywood and<br />
rubber skin solutions because each approach<br />
has unique benefits and drawbacks. For example,<br />
plywood is much less expensive initially, it is<br />
easier to work with, and it provides the best<br />
price-to-performance ratio. It comes in realistic<br />
sizes, it doesn’t require special tools to cut, and<br />
it is doesn’t have to be ordered through a<br />
specific vendor. The only thing you need to mount<br />
the plywood is a screw gun and a few screws,<br />
and it is very easy to paint. Keep in mind that<br />
plywood is required if the walls are to be filled<br />
with crushed rock for safe use with rifles.<br />
p neITHer THe plywood nor THe rubber HAd Any<br />
sIgnIfICAnT slowIng effeCT on THe rounds, wHICH<br />
reInforCed THe need for ArMor sTeel wAlls beHInd<br />
THe skIn To sAfely sTop THe bulleTs.<br />
On the downside, plywood is a harder material<br />
so bullets create instant and obvious holes.<br />
Repeatedly firing into a tightly focused area<br />
can cause larger holes to form. As the holes<br />
grow larger, they must be patched to maintain<br />
splatter and ricochet protection. Moving your<br />
targets around frequently and using portable<br />
bullet traps are both effective ways to minimize<br />
damage to the plywood.<br />
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