Highwild Adjustable Target Stand Base for Paper Shooting Targets Cardboard Silhouette - H Shape - USPSA/IPSC - IDPA Practice - 13" X 16" Cardboard Targets

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 targets stands are easy to setup and a great value for the cost! With the included stakes we had no issues shooting all day with rifle or pistol rounds. The spring loaded 1x2 holders were a nice touch and added a bit of stability to the assembly. I took it easy on the wing nut after seeing other peoples issues with the welds breaking and didn't have any problems. Bottom line, these work well and are a good value for a two pack.

Good for Target practice and the paper thickness is good enough to handle power shots, good for its Value for money.

and has many added targets happy purchase I now own 3 and may buy more... family thing...

This has ben one of the most useful things I have ever purchased for the shooting range. I have a larger target that the frame is sized to fit a regular roll of brown builders paper that you would find at the big box store. the problem is many days it is very windy at our range and this thing is tough to keep anchored down as it's like a huge sail. For some guns, I do not need the large background so I use this frame instead. While it only opens up to about a 24" width at most. I usually don't even go that wide for accurate small grouping firearms. The 1x2's that plug in the stand for the uprights are cheap and readily available and you can cut them to whatever height you desire and carry spares for when a stray round breaks them. I cut cardboard to my desired size and attach it to the uprights with spring clamps from the big box store. I then use adhesive targets on the cardboard that are easily replaced as needed. I have all the spare uprights, cardboard squares, and extra spring clamps for any mishaps at the range. This setup is super cheap, and I'm a frugal kind of guy. But the best thing I have found about this target stand is this. On the really windy days, I use much shorter uprights that keeps the cardboard square close to the ground so it grabs very little wind. i add the steel spikes that come with the set and peg it to the ground and it has remained stable on very windy days. If needed, extra spikes or a weight could be added to keep the wind from toppling it over. This stand is extremely useful and sees a ton of use for me, especially when a large target footprint is not needed or on very windy days. It also came with a few nice targets that I will shoot but replace with something I don't have to keep paying lots of money for.