Koutemie Outdoor Shooting Target Stand with 10pcs 17x25 Inch Paper Targets, Heavy Duty Range Target Holder with Adjustable Base for Cardboard Silhouette, H Shape, Black

Well built stand.As you can see from the photos accidentally shot holes through the stand in 2 places with a Desert Eagle 50 caliber! Of course, the hole by the adjustment wing nut makes it now an unadjustable stand, but luckily all of my targets are the same size.The frame itself is still as steady as ever. And it is notable that we didn't even notice that the frame had taken 2 hits by the 50 caliber bullets since the target didn't move: the frame stayed in the same position even with 2 major hits to it. We noticed the holes once we went up to the target to see how well we were shooting.The clips that come with it are basically large paper clips. I ordered bigger clips to attach the targets. You can use the clips provided, but they are not fun to work with since they barely open wide enough to fit over the frame.I got the model with the spikes that go into the dirt. I only push the spikes in about half way and that makes it incredibly stable.I installed all of the sections to make the tallest target frame, since you can place the target anywhere on the frame.Also, the targets that come with the frame are great! They are made of a paper a little thicker than construction paper so the targets themselves are very sturdy. This makes them easier to attach on windy days. I purchased some other targets on Amazon that are basically as thick as copy paper, which is not so great.If you like to do outdoor target shooting this is the frame for you.

Quite a bit sturdier than I thought which is pleasantly surprising. It's not going to take direct hits, but it's not designed to. Plus, if you can't hit the paper then you need to practice more! Easily adjustable for different sized targets. Ground spikes are a little flimsy, but you can weight it down with a sandbag too so it doesn't blow over in the wind. I had to take a star off for one problem. The top upright extensions are drilled improperly. They need to be drilled at a right angle to the extension holes and they're not; they're drilled on the same side. This means you can't screw in the top bar unless you turn the top extension poles 90 degrees (which means you can't screw them into the poles below them). It's not a huge deal to just rotate them and attach the top bar, or you could re-drill these holes in the proper orientation. I'd still buy it again; for the price it's a good functional target holder.

I needed a target holder that was sturdy and I could plant into the ground. I had built a clunky wooden thing that not only didn't work well but was unwieldy to move around, and wouldn't stand upright in the wind (and the wind always blows here). I like the simple design, materials, the ease of setting it up, but I Especially like the four pronged feet that I can push into the ground to keep it from blowing over. I'm still a lousy shot but at least now I have a stable target to shoot at.

Haven’t had a chance to use it yet but it was easy to assemble and set up and the quality seems to be there!

Amazing for practice. Got it for my kiddos to start practicing.

Works well but I’ve already blown a stand apart by accidentally shooting it w 9 mm lol

Easy to assemble, easy to use

Poor welds. I tried tightening the extension rod and the weld popped off.