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Paper Target Stake Pockets

1"x2" Stake Pocket

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  • 1/4" Steel construction
  • Powder coated finish
  • 8" long stake
  • 1x2 or wood lathe secures toolessly with a thumb screw
  • Sold as a set of 2

As much as we love shooting steel, paper targets will always have their place on the range. These stake pockets will support 1x2's or lathe securely and won't blow down in the wind!


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    F.T.
    Gale force tuff!

    Took these on our desert trip this weekend. 8-10 constant winds with intermittent 15’s. These held tough in the hard desert ground. The thumb screws are a GREAT idea. No tools need but a rubber mallet and staple gun. My buddy has a home made pvc stand and is going to order these after watching me set up. Brad has his stuff dialed in here!!

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    P.Z.
    WORKS WELL

    YOU CAN NOT BEAT THE PRICE

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    m.k.
    1"×2" stake pockets

    I ordered 20 of the stake pockets. I received them in a timely fashion. We used them for the opening night of our Defensive Pistol League and they worked great! Easy set up and take down and they hold up targets well in a fair amount of wind. They don't take up much room for storage which is a huge plus. Absolutely recommend these!!

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    O.A.
    Great Quality

    The steak pockets are a great way to hang large target that move or fall. I recommend them over the for sale sign target hangers you see everywhere.

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    S.S.
    1"x2" target stand stakes

    I was able to use the target stand stakes the other day, and they worked great. After using them, I would suggest adding an inch to the overall stake length and bending that part over at a 90 degree angle to provide an area to catch your foot if you want to push them into the ground using your foot. Just a thought, thanks again! -Steve Schroeder

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