Standard Bases:
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Our standard base offers you the option to use it to hold up a 2x4 for putting up a vertical steel target hanger, or with the additional 1x2 pocket you can turn the base sideways and use it to hold up paper or cardboard targets of any width.

NEW - 3 Piece Target Stand and 2x4 Base

$125.00

NEW - 2x4 base with quick 2 piece brake down system with optional additional targets stand behind vertical 2x4. These new style bases and target stands are made with 3/16" AR500 for ultimate range durability and versatility. We can ship up to 4 per box.

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NEW - 2 Piece 2x4 Base

$80.00

NEW 2x4 base with quick 2 piece brake down system and option to add additional targets stand behind vertical 2x4. These new style bases and target stands are made with 3/16" AR500 for ultimate range durability and versatility. We can ship up to 4 per box. These are not quite as stable as our 3-leg bases.

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2x4 Bases

$70.00 - $680.00

2x4 Bases with T-Bolt to tighten board in. Sold with or without the legs.

4 Packs without legs ships for FREE, regardless of order size.

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Paper / Cardboard Target Bases w/ 2x4 Pocket

$80.00 - $300.00

These are the same stands as our regular ones, but with a 2x4 pocket for standing a vertical 2x4s for use with our static and rhino knock down targets.

18" Paper/Cardboard target stands w/ 2x4 Pocket - Ships up to 4 per pox.

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​Set up:

If you didn’t order the base with the legs, you will need to get 3 pieces of 3/4" electrical conduit, 3/4" black pipe, or 1” square tube to use for the legs. Anything 18-24” will work, longer doesn’t hurt. We use 3/4" IMC electrical conduit, which can be found at most hardware stores and any electrical supply store. We cut them at 22”, which is the minimum needed to be able to set up a 24” wide target.
Starting with the 2x4 part of the base, install the 3 legs into the pockets and tighten down the eyebolts to hold the legs in place. If you are using the base for steel, then you’re ready to insert the 2x4. Insert the 2x4 and tighten the T bolt to secure the 2x4. To make the 2x4 lean less, sometimes a shim on one side or the other is nice, but not a must. When using high energy targets like swingers and flipper paddles, it is recommended to take as much movement out of the 2x4 in the base as possible for the targets to perform as intended.
If you’re using it for a paper or card board target, then install the 1x2 pocket piece on the straight leg and it should be on the same side as the T bolt that is on the 2x4 piece. The T bolt on the 2x4 piece is long enough to go in far enough to hold a piece of 1x2 tight against the opposite side of the base as the other 1x2 pocket.