Archery Target Stand for Point Bag Target Straw Target

The directions could've been better, but the stand is fairly simple to put together, so it isn't too big of a problem. It holds my target well enough so if say it is doing its job! I did have an arrow split the wood a bit before I made a makeshift backboard, and the target rotated a bit before I put a screw in the backboard to attach the target's string, but none of that is a fault of the stand. All in all, I'm happy with it for my first stand.Now, the design looks like it should be foldable, but it is not. This wasn't advertised as being foldable, so that was my fault for thinking it would be. Since it isn't foldable, it can be a bit uncomfortable to move, but it is extremely light, so it's not too bad.

Cheap and practical, the item is very stable and won't easily collapse

Came with bad instructions. Does not explain anything. Missing screws. Packaging came broken and messed up. Measurements look obviously off. Some of the boards were way longer than the other. The wood came cracked. The bag holding all the screws came broken and when I opened the already broken package it all fell out. Already returned it once and it still didnt come correctly.

I ain’t complaining about it but merely stating that you may risk having a few holes missing. I fixed it by assembling it as fully as I could, then with a drill and the included screw driver marked the correct locations for the holes and drilled it myself .

I haven’t assembled this yet—I have attempted to, but it’s gonna take a trip to the hardware store to get either a file or chisel. The tabs and slots on some of the pieces are not sized to fit each other (I’m gonna need to trim down the tabs or open up the slots). The instructions aren’t impossible to understand so long as you are very attentive—pay attention to the pictures and what is rounded and what isn’t, use some common sense, and you should be fine. None of the wood is cracked on my shipment, but as it is unfinished wood I can see how that could become a problem if you don’t pre-drill your holes. It comes with a little screwdriver, but honestly it’s probably going to be easier to use a power driver as the holes aren’t all pre-drilled. All in all, it seems sturdy; it seems like it will easily support a target; it seems at least somewhat portable (depending on what I might have to glue if the wood splits). If you have some know how, it should be a gem. Otherwise, it is worth the price, but don’t expect crazy high quality. This is a function-over-form kind of product. Get some wood glue, a power driver, and maybe a file, and you’ll end up with a solid target stand. Will edit if I have any problems.

Nice sturdy stand. You can actually use this for a painting canvas stand. Only negative thing is this didnt come with instructions on how to assemble it but the plus side is it comes with its own tools to help you assemble it.

I bought this for backyard archery and BB gun practice. Oh boy! Where do I start! I didn’t take it out of the package right away. When I did…it came with nice lengths of wood and some hardware. There were picture directions like ikea, sort of. I worked at IKEA and I’m good at building furniture mind you. There was a screw driver in the package. It was a flat head and there were no flat head screws in the box, only Phillips head. No problem I have tools. The direction were only kinda helpful. Then while putting it together we found that it’s not designed well and some holes were not drilled. Between me and my son we managed to drill the need holes and reengineer the whole thing so it can be used. If you aren’t good and improvising or building things you might want to skip. I gave this 2 stars because it’s nice wood and we got a good laugh out of it. It became a challenge that was good brain exercise.Update: I’ve come to realize in addition one of the cross braces at the bottom is missing as well.

My little are working with the bow and arrow. This is perfect for that!