Looking for fabricator for USPSA target stands

[Lucreau]

I only need 3-4. I currently have the ones in the picture and really like them. Just seeing if someone’s able to beat the price, which is $149 for 3. And all welded is fine, meaning the 2 legs don’t need to be able to come out

 

[davsco]

super easy and cheap to make them out of wood.

 

[nhdeadhead]

I've got a buddy that welds and makes targets/shooting stands. Not sure where your located or how practical shipping would be but feel free to PM me and I can put you in touch with him. I agree with davsco that wood is far cheaper and easier to construct but that's your call.

 

[ClangClang]

Those werse designed and fabricated by Sickfab. You're not going to find anyone cheaper because they do the whole thing on an assembly line and they've got it down to a science. Anyone who has to custom fab it is going to have to spend the time drawing it up, making plans and measurements, etc. And these are collapsible so they ship cheaply. If you have non removable legs, it's gonna cost $40 or $50 just to ship. If you really want to be cheap, buy an $80 Harbor Freight welder and learn to weld. It's a useful skill that you'll use for the rest of your life.

 

[Smokenaces]

These cost more but another option.

18 Inch Cardboard Stand Kit

us-metalworks.com

 

[BOISCOID]

It might be a few bucks more but I highly recommend targetsusa.com.
I can fit 6 stands with legs in a 5 gallon bucket. You do have to go buy and cut conduit for the legs but the east of transport is worth it. Hell im one of the MD’s with privileges use range equipment and don’t even bother now.

Paper / Cardboard Target Bases

Steel Targets

www.targetsusa.com

 

[sprad05]

I needs a few of these myself!

 

[Epsilon]

I hate Amazon but $19 each

Amazon.com : Birchwood Casey Adjustable Width Base Target Stand, Multi, One Size (BC-49018) : Sports & Outdoors

Amazon.com : Birchwood Casey Adjustable Width Base Target Stand, Multi, One Size (BC-49018) : Sports & Outdoors

www.amazon.com

 

[Envo]

Where are you located? I'd weld them up for you if your near Western Colorado. Like someone else said they will cost more to ship than the materials.

 

[Lucreau]

Where are you located? I'd weld them up for you if your near Western Colorado. Like someone else said they will cost more to ship than the materials.

I’m about 30m south of denver

 

[Envo]

I’m about 30m south of denver

Im in Grand junction, so probs about 270 or so miles, you ever over this side of the state? If you measure it all i can see how much the steel would cost to make them. wont be able to touch that amazon link price i can tell you that for sure.

 

[CNC-Dude]

You can buy a lot of PVC tubing pretty cheap these days. That might be another option, plus they would be light to carry around.

 

[Envo]

That's personally what I do. Use some pressure test caps to seal some gravel inside the bottom tubes so wind doesn't blow it over.

 

[Ravenworks]

That's personally what I do. Use some pressure test caps to seal some gravel inside the bottom tubes so wind doesn't blow it over. View attachment 7436955

I was just going to say what the guy above you said.
I made the same thing as what you posted,they are lite and easy to carry and hual around.

 

[Unknown]

When I was running precision rifle matches, we bought a great many targets, and various target stand models from JCSteel Targets. Jake (the owner) is a well known precision shooter too, and a great guy to deal with. I finally gave up trying to beat his prices.

 

[1moaoff]

The only reason I make my own stands is because I own a business that has tons of steel scrap amd guys who can weld....

T posts are your friend!

 

[LostinMT]

I did my own out of angle iron and rectangular stock. They don’t have the cross brace, just two individual feet. But they work fine. Went over to my buddies who has a welder with a case of beer. It was actually more of a pain cutting it all then anything else. My buddy drank beer and made fun of my welding ability. Got about 10 sets done in an afternoon. That was 15 years ago or so and they still are holding up fine.