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Published on October 6, 2019
Duration: 4:51

This video details a DIY project to construct a target stand for a shooting range. The process involves digging holes, setting posts, and securing them with gravel, sand, and Quikrete. Once the concrete cures, hooks and chain are added to hang steel targets, providing a dedicated shooting area at approximately 15 yards from the deck.

Quick Summary

This DIY target stand project aims to create a stable shooting platform by installing posts secured with Quikrete, gravel, and sand. The stand is designed for approximately 15 yards of shooting distance and features hooks and chain for hanging steel targets, improving range setup efficiency.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Project Introduction
  2. 00:11Tired of Ground Targets
  3. 00:22Building the Target Stand
  4. 00:30Materials and Construction Steps
  5. 00:44Shooting Distance Planning
  6. 01:02Post Height and Berm Angle
  7. 01:26Stand Installation Complete
  8. 01:50Waiting for Concrete and Target Acquisition
  9. 02:01Future Target Plans

Frequently Asked Questions

What materials are needed to build a DIY target stand?

To build a DIY target stand, you will need support posts, gravel, sand, and Quikrete for securing the posts. Additionally, hooks and chain are required to hang targets once the concrete has cured.

What is the purpose of the DIY target stand in the video?

The primary purpose of the DIY target stand is to provide a stable and convenient place to hang shooting targets, eliminating the need to stick them into the ground. This setup allows for a dedicated shooting area at a consistent distance.

How far is the target stand from the shooter's position?

The target stand is positioned to provide at least 15 yards of shooting distance from the shooter's location on the deck, offering a practical range for practice with steel targets.

Why is the target stand post height important?

The target stand posts were intentionally kept short, under five feet, to prevent shooters from aiming uphill and to ensure that projectiles are directed into the berm behind the targets.

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