If you're shooting steel at 100 yards, you'd better have the steel suspended correctly. Hanging it from a "shepherd's crook" is a safety nightmare.
Bullet frags are going to ricochet off that steel, and hanging it vertically is asking for something to zing past your head (and hopefully not into it) at some point.
Steel needs to be hung from the back, so that it naturally angles down towards the ground and will direct the fragments down into the dirt.
180 grains or more at 2600+ fps is nothing to sneeze at at 100 yards.
Our local (shorter) range only allows steel at 200M, it's forbidden at 100 yards.
Bullet frags are going to ricochet off that steel, and hanging it vertically is asking for something to zing past your head (and hopefully not into it) at some point.
Steel needs to be hung from the back, so that it naturally angles down towards the ground and will direct the fragments down into the dirt.
180 grains or more at 2600+ fps is nothing to sneeze at at 100 yards.
Our local (shorter) range only allows steel at 200M, it's forbidden at 100 yards.