High Caliber 2x4 Target Hanging Hook Assembly Stand - with Pipe Legs

Please beware the $13.99 price is for one individual peace!!! Under size if you select 2 peaces you will receive 2 for $15.99...this is crap because I was under the impression it was a set..after all it takes two to complete the target stand. So now I have to pay another $13.99 for one. An the one I received is this metal but the cuts are uneven an not of good quality. For $13.99 is should be a pair...maybe this is how they get people because for $2.00 more you can get the second but it's not explained that way so now I'm paying $28 dollars for something offered at $15.99...

Bought the brackets- these are well made, easy to use, and allow you to use some 3/4" tube or pipe as legs, a 2x4 as the cross beam, and then you can attach your targets however you like. The brackets make it real nice to make a good target setup that will assemble and disassemble in just a couple minutes, perfect for leaving in your truck, and putting together when you get to your shooting area. They are built with enough slop that they easily slide over the 2x4, and then point the leg tubing out, making it all quite stable. I recommend using 5' EMT tubing for the legs, which costs just over $4 each at Home Depot.

I bought these to support a 2"x4" with 6 gongs, which range in size from 3" to 12". The total weight of this setup, including the 2"x4" was about 65 pounds. These brackets bent immediately, and would not support the weight with any stability. Tough lesson to learn after I already spent $80 on the iron pipe to use a legs!I had used sawhorse brackets made of thin metal for months before - and those held this up better than these brackets could in just a few minutes.

This is so much better than the other style bracket made for a EMT conduit support. A length of 2x4 support is so much more stable than conduit and once the conduit top support takes a round or two-it's done. This bracket for a 2x4 is so much easier if you have to replace the 2x4 support . Just get another 2x4, grab your skil saw and cut another piece., that's it. Also, this bracket system is way more stable than the using the bracket made for conduit. I recommend this over the other style, having tried both now.

For the price these work well. Don't expect them to hold up under too many accidental hits. One of mine took one hit and it bent the hook, but it's still usable. They could be just a little thicker and a few bucks more, but at this price I'll just keep buying them if I do destroy one. Their actual gongs and other steel targets are very nice and thick. No dimples from less than 20 yards with 5.56 .45 9mm etc.

These slid over a 2x4 easily and left enough slack to angle the steel gongs downwards. I wish they angled down a little more, but they seemed to do the job as I found multiple flat bullets right below the targets. One hook got shot and is bent, but still usable. I expected that to happen. These are cheap enough to replace over time.

I bought these to hang my small 4" gongs but should have just used a nail. Wouldn't feel so bad about them being destroyed the first time I used them. At 200yds my 6.5 creedmoor impacting the targets has twisted the hooks so badly after only 3 or 4 shots they are worthless.

Sits solid on the 2x4 and the steel targets fits perfect. Haven’t taken it to the range yet due to the weather but can’t wait for a good day to try it out.