Adjustable Target Stand Set with 10 Paper Targets, Two Mounting Options for Outdoor Shooting, Stable Holder with Metal Poles and Ground Nails

The target stand came in a box that had a couple of targets printed on it which I thought was clever. It was very easy to follow instructions and easy to assemble; it only took a few minutes. My husband did have to screw in the poles to the base as the threads didn’t quite match up perfectly. I have another very similar stand but it is not as stable as this Gadfish one. Grappling hook looking stabilizers that easily press into the ground make the stand very sturdy. It can with some paper targets but also for some we already had. If need be, it would be simple to break down and fold up into its economical box and put it away neatly. Reasonably priced, holds targets well, and easy to put together, that’s all I need it to do. Good product.

This Gadfish target is a good deal. I like how easy it is to set up and the targets are easy to see. Definitely worth getting.

Easy to assemble. A little tough to get the paper to clip on. Maybe don’t use if you’re a rookie, we almost took out one of the bars first time. Could be taller and wider but it works. Probably should be cheaper

Is well built and sturdy. Easy to set up and it comes with a few paper targets 12x18 to start shooting asap.is worth the money in my opinion.

The target stand has not fallen over on the range yet. The base is pretty solid and the shape of the stakes to plant it into the ground are solid. In addition to the metal poles, the base has mounts for the framework of 1x2 wood stakes for target support. Easy to adjust the base for the width of your targets. This has been worth the money so far.

Great target for the money

Looks like it will be a good stand. Have not tried it yet. Good variety of targets. We will have to fix one of the holes for the poles as it is dented but otherwise looks like it will do the job.

The clips that come with this is does not really hold the target. The targets were not bad for quality. This is best used as a frame. You will need to put together wood along the legs and frame the top and bottom creating a rectangular box. Without this, the top of the stand will be unstable because there is no support. Use a cardboard to place on the wood frame. Use a heavy duty stapler. Use the stapler to secure the target. This would be the best way to use this target stand. I have attached a picture for reference.