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Re: What type of steel for plates?
I don't know how to edit to include more pics.
Here's the angle I put on the two taller spring plates  I'm not sure if the resolution is very good to see a .30 carbine rifle hit on an 8"round spring plate at between 2 and 3 oclock. Double click the pic for larger size.  And finally, here is an apprximately6 12 X 12 X 1/2" thich hanging plate  I never got to shoot at my steel but looking at the # of hits, this size plate seemed to be the most popular. OK enough about mild steel. Later, 27hand 
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