Recently one of our Discord members, Bucky, posted a link in the server. He has created some 3D printed target stands for use on outdoor ranges. The design is very straightforward, requiring only metal stakes to secure the stands to the ground. You then insert a standard 1×1/2-inch furring strip as your target “legs” for your target to attach to. Targets can be attached however shooters prefer, such as with staples or large binder clips.
You can check out the details >>HERE<< on Printables to make your own 3D printed target stands. This is something that can save you a couple bucks and improve your outdoor range sessions. Thanks to Bucky for sharing with us! I plan on printing out a pair for my next trip as I prep some drills for you all.
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