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Usually, once you get the plastic cover removed you will find a series of 'glue up's" you can cut to size and have at it.... Some interesting filler woods. Let us know what TURNS up!
 
Get a 45 and shoot them....... Sorry first thing that popped into my head.

Really, if you can't find a good use for them many local gun clubs would be interested in them for pin shoots.
 
Originally posted by Trapshooter

Get a 45 and shoot them....... Sorry first thing that popped into my head.

Really, if you can't find a good use for them many local gun clubs would be interested in them for pin shoots.
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Is pin shooting still popular? I thought that it had died out.
BTW, I believe most older bowling pins are made of hard maple. More suited for turning into mallets than pens.
 
If it was me, I'd turn myself a bowling ball, teach my kid how to set the pins up and I'd bowl in my back yard. Build a wooden frame, or just dress the kid up in football gear and a catcher pad with catchers mit to stand behind the pins.:D
 
My wife painted some to look like Santa Claus for Christmas, painted one to look like a Jack-O-Lantern and one to look like a witch. She had several people that wanted them.
 
Originally posted by Rifleman1776


Is pin shooting still popular? I thought that it had died out.
BTW, I believe most older bowling pins are made of hard maple. More suited for turning into mallets than pens.
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Not so much here, Nw Ohio. There are small gun clubs that do this once in a blue moon. Last one I heard of was at an Izak Walton near Old Fort Ohio. Sporting clays gaining ground here.
 
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