Shooting Galleries using Live Ammo

[Dean Romig]

But where would we find gallery ammo that won't ricochet of spatter?

[Double Lab]

Why, RST of course.

[Big Friend Ten (BFT)]

Originally Posted by Dean Romig

But where would we find gallery ammo that won't ricochet of spatter?

Dean is correct!

Look at this box of Disintegrating ammo which Destry recently sold on this forum. Notice anything special, like the word Disintegrating?

Let's be careful out there!
Mark

[Bob Hardison]

Originally Posted by Dean Romig

But where would we find gallery ammo that won't ricochet of spatter?

Seven yards is deemed safe for steel in USPSA. Those small silhouettes could be troublesome at that distance. It would be fun to have a chance at them with my 62 gallery. Bob
I use CB caps from CCI for silhouettes at home. 29gr at 710fps and no hearing protection needed.

[John Cinkoske]

Some of those animal targets look cast. Standard .22 ammo could break them, in addition to ricocheting. Without anti-spatter ammo, that gallery is just a museum piece.

[Snap Cap]

Dean, Mark, and John, CCI SRG may be a possible ammo solution. 21 grain compressed copper powder polymer binder bullet.

[Bill Murphy]

I would be interested in taking a shot at restoring a gallery like that. Whatever the expense, it would be wonderful when finished. Is it for sale? Where is it? By the way, a fully restored gallery was auctioned or raffled at the first PGCA Meeting at Nashville. I think that was about 1998.

[Snap Cap]

Here is a link to NFM video about the restored Coney Island gallery:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aU4TJ7Vi0XY