Ideagle Adjustable Shooting Target Stand Base, 2 Pack Cardboard Target Stands for Shooting Outdoors Range Practice

These are a little flimsy but they are plastic and work. just stake them down and they will last for a while. They are advertised as 1x2 but you actually need 2x1 wood so you will need to do a bit of work to get the 1x's to fit properly. Just make sure of your measurements before you cut...

Even after reading the feedback for this product I opted for giving it a go. Well it is junk. First and most important, the openings are for actual 2" x 1" size wood (has to be 2" x 1" measured) and these sockets are not even deep enough to use the wedges included (when you use the 2" x 1" poles sold in the USA which are actually sized at 1.50" x 0.75") The poles will not stand securely. Second, NO ONE sells actual size 2" x 1" planks unless you go to a lumber and have then custom cut and that is pricey. Home depot, Lowes, etc., advertise 2" x 1" but this is not the actual size this is what is called nominal size so keep that in mind. I tried to make it work but it simply does not work, it would if the opening sockets were the right size but they are not. JUNK!

I got these for an indoor dry/fire training space. I'd use them outdoors too, though with the supplied tent stakes. The biggest issue with these is that apparently the people in China (or wherever overseas) who made these didn't realize that in the US lumber industry, 1x2 doesn't actually mean 1"x2". But at least they provided shims.

I didnt rate them low because I should have read better. These are made well, just made for board cuts measured for other countries. It is not a common size in the US. If you are good sawing wood, you can make these work just fine.

Should have read the fine print…..was expecting metal but should have known for the price……definitely not good In windy situations and tent stakes are useless if ground is to hard