Highwild Adjustable Paper Target Stand, Frame with 8 Clips | Clear Bullseye Targets Sheet for Shooting Practice

I got plenty of fun outta this thing. It isn't the sturdiest thing out there but plenty good for a bb gun.

My dad asked for this gift & was pleasantly surprised while it arrived! Highly recommend

They work fine.. until someone shoots the arms and now they're bent or blown away beyond repair. It's metal sticks and binder clips though, you really could make it at home. Only survived 20 minutes max during our target practice with friends.

Over all looks pretty decent. The trident that you put in the ground only runs one way so wouldn’t be real sturdy. It was a little short for a target stand. When I tried to put it together one of the screw holes wasn’t tapped in the front of the hole like the other holes. So the screw would’nt start. The clips to hold the targets are very small. If I wasn’t returning it I would have to purchase larger clips. Not real impressed.

I have never bought a target holder before, so I did not know what to expect. This was a pleasant surprise. It is well-made, easy to assemble and holds a variety of sizes of targets and disassembles easily to fit back in its original box, although I am thinking of getting a bag for it so that I can leave some of it assembled. It does have quite a few pieces that take a few minutes to assemble. The only problem I had has is that one of the thumb-screw holes was x-threaded. I contacted customer service, provided my paperwork, and they sent me a whole new holder even though I suggested they just send the defective part. The only complaint I have is that the targets are held to the metal rods with conventional paper clasps (provided), but if there is a x-wind, they tend to allow the target to slide a bit and bunch up. I think with experience I will come up with a way to prevent this, like folding the target around the upper and lower rods and then clipping them.

Literally useless unless you put it on top of something WAY taller. The welding also looks like it was done by a drunk guy in his garage. Good thing it's only 20 bucks but his is a garden decoration not a target stand.

Good

It's great for the price. Takes a minute to put together, but easy to break down in a couple pieces that can hang out on the bottom of the trunk of your car.

Easy to build, lightweight and great for holding my targets. I would say you can only really hold targets the same size on either side and the clips are really small. But it does suit all my needs

item was as advertised and used it to sight in my .270 and .308 from 25 to 100 years. mo issues with holding the paper and working as intended

It worked fine when I shot targets with a rifle; but once I switched to a shotgun shooting 00 buckshot --- the target stand collapsed pretty quickly. One of the pellets might have hit the horizontal arm holding the target -- those are very thin. So, if you buy it -- use single cartridges only -- bullets or slugs.

Pretty flimsy but decent for the price