Corrugated Plastic Targets

CBR · Jan 24, 2012

Does anyone know where corrugated plastic USPSA targets can be purchased locally? (OKC)

jtischauser · Jan 24, 2012

CBR said:
Does anyone know where corrugated plastic USPSA targets can be purchased locally? (OKC)

I wish there was a place. Hint Hint Tony from Make Ready Pro Shop.

CBR · Jan 24, 2012

I smell an inside joke. Newbie here. Do tell.

Wall · Jan 24, 2012

CBR said:
Does anyone know where corrugated plastic USPSA targets can be purchased locally? (OKC)

corrugated plastic targets?

dennishoddy · Jan 24, 2012

Yeah they look like cardboard, but are plastic. I have some farm ground that OSU is using for test plots. Their signs are made of this stuff. I've used some of them for targets after they are done. Kind of self healing.

Wall · Jan 24, 2012

does anybody sell those?
I've never seen them.
If I could source them, I'd be happy to look into carrying them.

jtischauser · Jan 24, 2012

I've never seen these. I thought it was a typo.

jtischauser · Jan 24, 2012

Is this the stuff the call chloroplast? Or something like that? MGM targets uses it as their flash cards on their flash targets.

Brianatc · Jan 24, 2012

Found this

http://www.letargets.com/estylez_item.aspx?item=TT-IPSC-P

joshappel · Jan 24, 2012

You can get various different sizes of chloroplast through Uline. This is what our target backers are and that is where we get them.

Feegee · Jan 24, 2012

I have some stuff like this in the back of my truck we could try out If anyone is interested

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KurtM · Jan 25, 2012

It is CORO-PLAST, as in corrogated plastic. Chloroplast is cells of a plant.

mike cyrwus · Jan 25, 2012

Kurt, is this "for the experts" post? If so, wait for the rock questions!!!!

chloroplasts are organelles of autotrophic cells; ie plants, algae, and some forms of bacteria. They are responsible for photosynthesis, converting carbon dioxide and water, using the energy of the sun, into glucose, energy in the form of atp and nadph, and oxygen, which is really just a by-product.

OWWWW! that hurt; Im ready for a beer.

Chambers · Jan 25, 2012

KurtM said:
It is CORO-PLAST, as in corrogated plastic. Chloroplast is cells of a plant.

Yeah JESSIE!

jtischauser · Jan 25, 2012

KurtM said:
It is CORO-PLAST, as in corrogated plastic. Chloroplast is cells of a plant.

Looks like autocorrect strikes again!!!

Man it got nerdy in here real quick like.

CBR · Jan 25, 2012

Wall said:
does anybody sell those?
I've never seen them.
If I could source them, I'd be happy to look into carrying them.

Keep me in mind if you do bring some in. This way I can practice in the rain.

joshappel · Jan 25, 2012

Spraying some thompsons on cardboard helps if shooting in light rain

poopgiggle · Jan 25, 2012

mike cyrwus said:
Kurt, is this "for the experts" post? If so, wait for the rock questions!!!!

chloroplasts are organelles of autotrophic cells; ie plants, algae, and some forms of bacteria. They are responsible for photosynthesis, converting carbon dioxide and water, using the energy of the sun, into glucose, energy in the form of atp and nadph, and oxygen, which is really just a by-product.

OWWWW! that hurt; Im ready for a beer.

http://hydroxylion.ytmnd.com/

Feegee · Jan 25, 2012

I just know i have some really thick and some thinner plastic pieces. Some of it looks like the bullet proof windows at the quickey mart on the bad side of town.

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jtischauser · Jan 25, 2012

Feegee Matlock said:
I just know i have some really thick and some thinner plastic pieces. Some of it looks like the bullet proof windows at the quickey mart on the bad side of town.

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Text me a picture of that stuff. I could use a windshield for my ranger