Highwild 2x4 Target Stand Base for AR500 Steel Shooting Targets - Double T-Shaped Base for Shooting Range Outdoor

Works great Easy to assemble Should come with stakes though And inexpensive

The first time I took this out to the range, I forgot the tent stakes I was going to lock it down with... turns out, I didn't need 'em. I have a 35# AR500 silhouette mounted atop a 4' 8" 2x4 on this stand. The board might rock side-to-side a little, but it hasn't fallen yet. There are marks from the lead splatter, but no apparent damage after a couple of range trips, and a few hundred rounds. The stand is lightweight and easy to carry to the back of the range. Only downside - I have HighWild's target hanger on the other end of the 2x4, and it has an Allen screw for the shim, which I find a bit more convenient than the hex bolt this stand uses.

This thing is rock solid! Comes with the tools necessary to assemble and goes together quickly.

Sturdy, easy setup. I purchased a wingnut separately (instead of bringing a tool to tighten the connection between the base and the 2x4. It does not tip. I recommend.

It works but isn't sturdy enough to hold 4 paddle targets on a 6ft 2x4 without some support. It doesn't fall over but it leans pretty good. It is also not wide enough to fit a 2x4, I had to shave 1/8" off then I pounded it in. Built a 4x4 H frame for weight & support which worked out great. It has holes in the bottom which work great for a lag & washer. Held up for a full day of a shooting no problem. This product could have been built a lot sturdy than it was and with a proper sized hole for the 2x4, but after some frustration and reinforcement it worked out pretty well.

I used this as a stand for a vertical jump tester (for basketball player). I attached the jump tester to a 2x4. It works great and can be moved around instead of being fixed in one spot.

My husband target shoots and uses this to hold his targets in place. He uses rifles with large bullets and it is able to withstand the force and keep his targets in place. He has had this for years and still uses it weekly. You do need to insert a 4x4 and it's easy to carry around. It honestly is lightweight for something that holds steel targets.

Its OK, hold the 2x4 well enough, BUT when the flapper target I'm holding with it gets hit it rocks back and falls over. I mounted the target farther forward, and now when the flapper resets, it falls over forward. I'm gonna have to find the sweet spot, but if it had longer legs, I would have just smiled and given it 5 stars.