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I'd been meaning to put it all back together after its heavy use over the last 3 years. Normally, I do a rebuild every 18 months.










About five years ago, I started looking for things that would keep my berm from eroding. Pallets and cardboard were the best things I came across. They pull triple duty by keeping the material from washing down in the rain, the weeds from growing, and providing suitable bracing for target stands.

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Mon Apr 21, 2025 3:58 pm

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About five years ago, I started looking for things that would keep my berm from eroding. Pallets and cardboard were the best things I came across. They pull triple duty by keeping the material from washing down in the rain, the weeds from growing, and providing suitable bracing for target stands.

Have you looked into landscape burlap?

Have you looked into landscape burlap?

The pallets and cardboard are free. I'll look into it, you don't know when the other things will become unavailable.

Looks like you can make some beautiful music on your range.

First of two modified Vtac barriers.
Tools,

Materials

Cuts


Backing



The finished product has approval from the spaniel of wisdom and all things goofy, Dame Elaine Mallory.

Both vtac barriers are together. I need to paint the raw wood, but they are good to go.

Those barriers look pretty good.

For a second I thought you were building a saloon front! Can't wait to see the finished project.

That looks to be a lot of hard work. Glad Dame Elaine Mallory approves.