You guys have already answered the long standing question and the "plum" color comes from you shooting the wrong variety of PLUM, or being too close, so back off to 25 yards.

There are 3 types of Plums, American (Blackamber), European (Seneca), Japanese (Satsuma). ALL are grown throughout the USA. Quit shootin at the Jap and Euro on the trees, and either pop for some regular targets, or switch the Blackamber American and that "oversplatter" won't cause you "no mo plum parts".

Tongue in cheek of course, but if the original manufacturer and designer of the actual plum fruit tree could not figure out what caused different color variations.....how is this Forum going to answer it for metal?

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Charlie B
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