I had some free time so I decided to make a simple portable target holder .
Acruz Member Nov 17, 2017 936 13 Fl., United States Jun 16, 2018 Add bookmark #1 Jun 16, 2018 Add bookmark #1 I had some free time so I decided to make a simple portable target holder .
tscktran Member May 19, 2018 393 21 Texas, United States Jun 16, 2018 Add bookmark #2 Jun 16, 2018 Add bookmark #2 Well done. Thank you for sharing. Upvote 0
S SDellinger Member Apr 2, 2015 950 208 Washington, United States Jun 16, 2018 Add bookmark #3 Jun 16, 2018 Add bookmark #3 Best kind if you ask me. Easy to repair if you hit the frame. Which I've never done, Ha. Upvote 0
cea1960 Member Mar 12, 2017 1,273 188 Oriental, North Carolina, United States Jun 16, 2018 Add bookmark #4 Jun 16, 2018 Add bookmark #4 I will be stealing your idea! Upvote 0
Acruz Member Nov 17, 2017 936 13 Fl., United States Jun 16, 2018 Add bookmark #5 Jun 16, 2018 Add bookmark #5 Upvote 0
Buckeye Member Sep 5, 2017 352 11 Ohio, United States Jun 17, 2018 Add bookmark #6 Jun 17, 2018 Add bookmark #6 Great idea, and you can adjust it to any height you need. Good job. Thanks Upvote 0
mobilemail Member Jul 4, 2015 805 401 IL - 62016, United States Jun 17, 2018 Add bookmark #7 Jun 17, 2018 Add bookmark #7 I like that! I wonder if filling the base with sand, or dead pellets from the pellet trap, would make it more stable on windy days? Upvote 0
I like that! I wonder if filling the base with sand, or dead pellets from the pellet trap, would make it more stable on windy days?
Acruz Member Nov 17, 2017 936 13 Fl., United States Jun 17, 2018 Add bookmark #8 Jun 17, 2018 Add bookmark #8 That would be a good idea as it is very light. Upvote 0
