Splatterburst Targets - Multi - Width Polymer Target Stand - Excellent for All 6-24 Inch Wide Targets - Made in USA

One of the best purchases I ever made for the range. So easy to use and so easy to transport. The wide legs make setup on the ground - grassy, uneven, etc. - very easy. Transportation is a breeze because it is so lightweight and fits just about anywhere in a car or truck. Cleanup is easy because it's plastic. It's just a matter of inserting inexpensive posts of whatever height you desire, then off to the range! And that's the other thing - the posts make it easy to attached targets at the height best for the terrain so you have whatever ground clearance you desire. Highly recommend!

I purchased this target stand back in September 2022. This target stand is not cheap but it is made in the USA and the quality is well worth the price. I use it at least once a month in addition to the target stands at on of the gun clubs I belong to. I instruct handgun and this is a perfect tool to use in the classroom and on the range I am going to be purchasing 2 more for my training classes. Don't waste you time and money purchasing other stands for a cheaper price because they are junk. The stand comes with stakes but to be honest unless the ground is uneven or there are high winds you won't use them. I went to Lowe's bought 1X2X8' wood strips cut them to length and they worked perfectly.

I gave it a lower score for value because it seemed to me like a high price for a single piece of molded plastic. But I must admit that it is a sturdy material with great construction and design so I guess it is worth the money. I have only used it once so far but it was easy to transport in the trunk of my car and goes together easily once I arrived at the range. The ranges around here have a 40 inch minimum height for targets and a maximum 60 inch height. I was able to cut the boards (I bought 8 foot length) to 5 feet 60 inches and some to 4 feet (48 inches). I marked them at the 40 inch point so I could place the targets and stay within the requirements. They are light weight and sturdy so attaching the targets in the staging area and then walking them out when the range “goes cold” was very easy. I will buy a second one when I get the money. That’s how much I like them.

For the money it cost, it should have come with adjustable poles. All it is is a piece of plastic, i could made one cheaper than what i paid for it. I still love you guys, so keep up good work. I receive more good items than bad.

This is a great product! Don't be deterred by the few negative reviews. I've got my regular target setup but wanted something I could easily move around. This is light weight but the base is wide enough that it stays steady, there are also 5 holes in the base that you could hammer some of those tent spikes in if needed. You DO have to buy the 1x2s but it clearly states that in the description. I got one, cut it in half and it works great. At first I was stapling the targets but I bought 4 clamps to use instead. One of the complaints I read was that you would need to buy spare 1x2s because you would chew them up while shooting. I use 12x18 targets, the day I start hitting the 1x2s instead of the target is the day I need to sell my guns and be done with it.

When I go to my outdoor range, I always get asked about these. Like anything particularly "worthy", the younger guys cringe at the price. The guys with income buy them after using them. They are sturdy and very handy. They pack up and are easier/quicker to assemble/disassemble than any other portable target I own. I bought 2. Pricey, but they are worth it.

Item arrived on time with the box undamaged, but the bolts and nuts required for assembly were missing.

Great value, extremely lightweight. Super easy to assemble, comes with hex wrench. This stand is a pleasure to take to the desert because of its light weight. I have a dueling tree that is broken into three parts for the stand and the post in the middle, even broke in half, weights a good 20lbs. But, it does what it's supposed to do and does it well just like this stand. If you have high winds it will get knocked over when the winds push against the targets- if you're in the desert usually you can use a rock or such. I think it took a good 20 MPH wind to knock mine over with a decent-sized target on it. BUT, it's *lightweight* and that's what you probably want...not much fun shooting in high winds anyway. Want something easy to set up and move around? This is it.