Carpet backstop/target

[rice]

Duh! I didn't read all the posts well.
I shot it blind bale from 10 yards out. Shoot it with rubber ball hanging on a string  from 10 to 35 yards. Still no pass throughs with field tips. Dont shoot broad heads at it, I think they would fly through it in a hurry. When i shoot broadheads at a deer target I use this target.
 
Its conveyor belting and it will stop a broadhead, but is tough to get out. An incentive not to miss  
I have two backstops of conveyor belt and one with carpet.

CKR

[reddogge]

I'm shooting only two layers of carpet as a backstop only in front of a deer target and it stops all of my arrows.  I double over the carpet and hang it between two trees so they are loose.  Now broadheads, forget it.

[capt eddie]

If you blunt the field point just a little with a grinder, they wil never pass though the carpet.  I just use all blunts now.

[RedShaft]

we used to use the rubber matting that you put in barns that livestock lay on. works wery well.

[TradDad]

This is good stuff guys thanks for all your ideas!

[lpcjon2]

I just use a 3/4 in sheet of plywood on an angle (like a lean to ) with 2-2x4 post on the corners.Arrows that hit it glide nose down in the dirt.The tip is not to miss.  

[TroutGuide]

Thanks for all the info guys.  I will make it a 4 ply loose hanging target and blunt some points if I get too much penetration.  Going to mount it between two trees and let em fly.  It's going to be a backstop and for long distance shooting so it should never get shot up but if it does I can always find some more carpet to face it with.  I will try to post picks next week when it is finished.

[NC BowBender]

We use a horse stall mat from Tractor Supply. About 34 bucks. Make a frame out of 2x4 treated lumber. It's made out of very thick & tough rubber. It's 6'x4'

[Mitch-In-NJ]

Haven't tried this but have a look   here .