I gave it a lower score for value because it seemed to me like a high price for a single piece of molded plastic. But I must admit that it is a sturdy material with great construction and design so I guess it is worth the money. I have only used it once so far but it was easy to transport in the trunk of my car and goes together easily once I arrived at the range. The ranges around here have a 40 inch minimum height for targets and a maximum 60 inch height. I was able to cut the boards (I bought 8 foot length) to 5 feet 60 inches and some to 4 feet (48 inches). I marked them at the 40 inch point so I could place the targets and stay within the requirements. They are light weight and sturdy so attaching the targets in the staging area and then walking them out when the range "goes cold" was very easy. I will buy a second one when I get the money. That's how much I like them.

This is a fantastic product for outdoor shooters. The base has holes for anchoring the stands-which is great in windy areas. As a tip, buy steel tent stakes for anchors. With the adjustable base, pretty much every target will fit this base. Another tip, cut extra pole stakes in case an errant bullet takes out the wooden pole. I set up in seconds and shoot in winds 20+ mph with no problems while others around me struggle to keep their targets upright. Also takes up minimum storage space.

For the money it cost, it should have come with adjustable poles. All it is is a piece of plastic, i could made one cheaper than what i paid for it. I still love you guys, so keep up good work. I receive more good items than bad.

Its a bit pricey for a plastic mold but is easy to transport and setup. Pretty much what i was looking for as I didn't want to build one. no heavy base clanking around the truck. I carry spare cardboard backing and a staple gun for target changes. If you can get past the price it's a good stand.

WE have a bunch of steel targets which are heavy. This stand was easy to get 1x2s stick them in and staple targets to them. The only problem wasin the wind there is no support for the target with the 1x2s so you have to either stable cardboard up top or a beam of some sort. I bought 2 1"x2"x8' at Home depot for $1.25 each had them cut 2 feet off and put velcro on them and made a portable cross beam. Some people complain about the price and I can see why. Then again people pay $30+ for a tiny UpLula magaine loader made of plastic. It was worth it for me.