Portable target stand

[Ankhdad]

I appear to have too much time on my hands...

breaks into 3 main parts for easy transport
couple bolts in the top 45 deg angles hold them in place


fyi...holds at least 53 lbs (weight of my son who keeps hanging from it)

[Arrow Splitter]

Nice. I don't know what you're going to do with all that new stuff. LOL

A.S

[Hutch~n~Son Archery]

Great Job!!!







Hutch

[Ankhdad]

Nice. I don't know what you're going to do with all that new stuff. LOL

A.S

the really sad part...I haven't been able to get outside that much with this weather...was -30C (-22F) yesterday.
been shooting a little downstairs...??did I say that out loud??

[Arrow Splitter]

the really sad part...I haven't been able to get outside that much with this weather...was -30C (-22F) yesterday.
been shooting a little downstairs...??did I say that out loud??

Ahh...yes you did.
I'll try not to brag, but we have an 18 yard shooting range in the basement...perfect when the temps plummet to -13F like they're supposed to on Tuesday night. The other day the temps reached almost 50F here, and I was able to shoot outside. This is supposed to be January, but I'll take those temps.

A.S

[bob cooly]

Man I could replumb my whole house with that much black pipe

[alex]

The stand looks very nice! What bag will you hang on it? I use a tough nylon one filled with wrapping nylon (sorry don't know the right English name).

[Ankhdad]

'm using a real tree bag right now which hung just fine but doesn't weigh that much. My younger son weighs a little over 50# and he was hanging off it no problem. Top bar is a little over 32" end to end.

*used some left over pipe from the kitchen reno and about $30 worth of "T"s and 90°pieces. Looked at PVC, but the price was too high.