.338 Lapua Magnum vs Self Healing Foam Target

We built a budget precision rifle target out of self-healing foam and wanted to see how much damage it can withstand. We needed to test with a number of rifles dropped in our Oryx Sportsman Chassis to see what calibers would work and what wouldn't.
For sighting your rifle, most people use a cheap and easy plywood target. From experience, self-healing foam targets are able to withstand more damage and need to be replaced less often. They can be left out in the weather for days without getting waterlogged and deteriorating. But, can they withstand the amount of energy that the .338 Lapua magnum can deliver? The results are surprising!
If you're looking to built a target for testing your hand loads or sighting in your scope, this might be a good option for you.
The rifles used were:
Oryx Sportsman Chassis with Remington 700 in 6.5 Creedmoor
Oryx Sportsman Chassis Howa 1500 in 300 PRC
Oryx Sportsman Chassis Savage 110 in .338 Lapua Magnum

[@richardevans413]

Excellent video

[@lavazza8031]

Châssis au top léger et rigide je ne regrette pas cet achat en France chez Armeca

[@eggbert191]

You can call me if you ever need a shooting partner lol

[@eggbert191]

What are your thoughts on the venom? For that price point trying to decide between it or the Athlon helos btr gen 2

[@OryxChassis]

We like it, but we haven't shot any Athlon's either so both are great options.

[@goochironworks5173]

Where did you get the self healing foam

[@OryxChassis]

The foam was ordered from www.metalmasters-targets.com/