Airsoft Canada - Shooting Indoors: Target backers

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There is a post somewhere on the forum about a guy that used a layer of thick play-doe like sealer that would stick the BBs in. He just hang his target in front of it.

I don't know the english therm for the substance used, but it was flexible, moldable and sticky to some extent. Like the stuff you use to seal around windows sometime.

The thread is recent, like 1 or 2 week old.

Edit: here you go: http://www.airsoftcanada.com/showthread.php?t=119181

The dough material is called duct seal

Batt insulation in a box, paper target in front

LOOSE CLOTH...e.g. blanket, or any loose material

Quote:

Originally Posted by Conker (Post 1431917)

I'm just curious what people use to back their targets when plinking indoors.

Considering the ridiculously small size of my appartement, I don't want a 1-ft deep and 5-ft high (I use NATO targets) carboard box. Not only would it take a lot of space when stored, I also don't want to reduce the shooting distance which is already pretty short at a maximum of approx seven meters.

But, just having a wood plank or similar also isn't an option as BBs would bounce everywhere.

So... what do you guys do? I already tried some things but I'm sure people have ingenious solutions.