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What Target is This??
Wolf.
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A few months ago, I followed a link for a moving steel target and watched a video of the thing in action. I would like to find it again, however now I cannot find the video or a reference to the target.
The target is not a vertical, target, being thrown off-balance as the steel plates are hit. Instead, it rotates on a flat, horizontal plane and has plates on each end. It seems to me it was called a "Polish" something or other.
Does this ring a bell with anyone? If so, can you steer me to the video or furnish information on where I might go to review some information on the target?
EDIT:
No, this was not a target from Midway, but is A fairly large item, with a total "wingspan" of maybe six to eight feet. The two "arms" rotate with the target plates on each end.
EDIT:
Okay, thanks!! I received an email saying that this is called a "Polish Plate Rack" and that it DOES rotate vertically (Hmmm), rather than on a flat plane as I remembered it doing. Upon reviewing a couple videos of it however, it seems to react rather slowly and not as I remembered it. Probably too slow-0moving for our competitions.
The target is not a vertical, target, being thrown off-balance as the steel plates are hit. Instead, it rotates on a flat, horizontal plane and has plates on each end. It seems to me it was called a "Polish" something or other.
Does this ring a bell with anyone? If so, can you steer me to the video or furnish information on where I might go to review some information on the target?
EDIT:
No, this was not a target from Midway, but is A fairly large item, with a total "wingspan" of maybe six to eight feet. The two "arms" rotate with the target plates on each end.
EDIT:
Okay, thanks!! I received an email saying that this is called a "Polish Plate Rack" and that it DOES rotate vertically (Hmmm), rather than on a flat plane as I remembered it doing. Upon reviewing a couple videos of it however, it seems to react rather slowly and not as I remembered it. Probably too slow-0moving for our competitions.
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