Pistol target stand?

[rusty ol ranger]

Had some time this afternoon. Gathered up some wood i had layin around and dusted off the ol circular saw. Target itself isnt on it yet im gonna wait till i go out to shoot.

Took bout an hour...dont know how good itll work but eh...worth a shot.

 

[ericbphoto]

.dont know how good itll work but eh...worth a shot

Pun intended, I assume?

Looks good. It should work fine.

 

[rusty ol ranger]

Pun intended, I assume?

Looks good. It should work fine.

Actually no pun intended. Didnt even realize i said it lol

 

[alwaysFlOoReD]

Actually no pun intended. Didnt even realize i said it lol

Lol

 

[85_Ranger4x4]

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Had some time this afternoon. Gathered up some wood i had layin around and dusted off the ol circular saw. Target itself isnt on it yet im gonna wait till i go out to shoot.

Took bout an hour...dont know how good itll work but eh...worth a shot.

Backstop/fence looks weak even for a .357 set on stun.

 

[Shran]

I usually staple paper targets to a piece of plywood, cardboard, or my favorite, pegboard (no splinters, lasts forever.)

You could take your saw and cut some slots on the uprights and slip cardboard in there for a reusable stand.

I also welded up a metal flippy target, just some little circles cut out of 1/4" plate work perfectly for just about any pistol caliber.

 

[rusty ol ranger]

Backstop/fence looks weak even for a .357 set on stun.

Im not shooting here lol

 

[sgtsandman]

The only thing I would change is putting a cross bar where the bottom of the target or cardboard backing would be.

 

[Eddo Rogue]

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Had some time this afternoon. Gathered up some wood i had layin around and dusted off the ol circular saw. Target itself isnt on it yet im gonna wait till i go out to shoot.

Took bout an hour...dont know how good itll work but eh...worth a shot.

Just give it a nudge to the left and its perfect!