Highwild Adjustable Target Stand Base for Paper Shooting Cardboard Silhouette H Shape Stand Base for Shooting Range 1x2 Wooden Target Station Setup - 1 Pack

This is one well thought out piece of gear.Works perfectly. Simple to deploy and simple to get back in the box when you're done.Good value for the money.Not sure what folks are talking about where I read that the firring strips don't fit in the receivers. Nice snug fit for me and the welded in pieces inside the receiver part are somewhat spring loaded to hold the wood in nicely.I have it at its widest setting (24") and it is stable.Comes with clips and ground stakes if you need them for windy days.I'd buy this again in a heartbeat.Highly recommend this.

These are perfect for setting up shooting targets. They are very portable and easy to assemble and use. They seem very durable and have survived being left outside for about a year or so.

Adjustable target stands like this are very useful and I was happy to find this one after the manufacturer of the ones I purchased years ago evidently went out of business. It’s sturdy enough while being lightweight and compact for easy transport and storage. It’s very nice that the width is readily adjustable for different size targets and backers. The brackets that hold the 1x2 target supports have small springs to help hold the sticks securely, and at first that seemed like a nice feature. But then it quickly dawned on me that they could easily become clogged with dirt (or even ice), and then it would be difficult to insert the support sticks. The width markings are also a convenience, but they’re not accurate. To use an 18 inch target the width must be set to about 3/4 inch beyond the “18” mark; a minor complaint, but it could have been done right. Finally, the overlap between the two sections at (about) 24 inches is very short; it seems like it will work, but another inch or two would have been more confidence-inspiring and would have allowed for slightly out-of-spec targets to be used. Last, some clips to attach targets to the sticks were supplied, but were a little small to fit over a cardboard backer and 1x2 stick; a slightly larger size would make using them easier. I believe the stand is a good value for the price, but I’ll have to see how the springs hold up and work in the long run before I buy any more of the same.

I just bought a couple of these target stands and I'm so happy I did. I used them out in the desert for some rifle shooting and had to sandbag the stands to keep them upright (it got a little windy out there) but they work great and their adjustable for different size targets. Very happy with this purchase and highly recommend these target stands. I plan on buying more of them!

It is well made but if it is windy it is not heavy and expect to use weights to keep it down.

This is perfect for my at home range. I've spent more than $30 building target stands that don't work half as well as these. I ordered two more

One of the ranges I use requires having your own target stand. This meets that requirement because it's more affordable than ones I've found at sporting goods stores and easier to carry than DIY made stands.As for "targets" provided, they are printed on box and probably would be useful if they weren't covered by shipping and inventory labels.

First I am bothered by the fact that the wing bolt noted in the instructions did not come with my order. The second thing that really bothers me is that the instructions don't say what size thread it is so that I can go to the hardware store and get one. I was hoping it was 1/4"-20 so I picked that up. It was slightly too large. I also picked up another size, #10-32, that was too small. The store didn't have many options. From some other reviews it seems it breaks easily any way, so I'm wondering if they thought it doesn't make a difference if they include it. The instructions didn't mention a zip tie but there was a broken one in the box. Perhaps it was used to hold the two metal pieces together for shipping.