I just made these targets yesterday. I haven't tried them out yet but will soon. Installing the hinges on the sides in opposite direction made it that it can't bend in any direction when inside the post. I'm not a carpenter so shoddy work. Also notice the carriage bolts and wing nuts. I don't think they were necessary unless you want to break it down even further. Both targets are 60" tall and all I did was cut them in half.

Rifle Target









Pistol Target

I double stacked the leg piece for it to be sturdier. I got the hinge from City Mill. This one was stronger and didn't flex as much compared to the Home Depot ones.


Rifle target stacked on top of pistol target. Now fits in trunk of car.

Looks good! 

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I thought this was the competition section?

Maybe we should have a target frame building competition?

Maybe it should be a target frame shooting competition?

If anyone needs to build a pistol frame I have the specifications for a good solid frame with collapsible legs.  I just built one and intend to build a few more just to have spares.  The specs on Koko Head's website are for a non-collapsible which is a pain in the butt to transport!

I also have specs to build a 100% collapsible frame that takes seconds to set up.  Though it is not as sturdy as the others, it works and you could strap it on a bicycle if you needed to (though I don't know how you would transport the backing (cardboard) lol.   I just keep that one in my trunk at all times just in case I forget the good frame.

Hell, I'll bite..I am interested in seeing your plans. Sorry, I am a dumb ass, didn't notice the pics when I first opened up!

Maybe it should be a target frame shooting competition?

The bad shooters would ALWAYS win!!! 

The bad shooters would ALWAYS win!!! 

I doubt it.  Looking at Teichi's badges, I know he's a badass..

If anyone needs to build a pistol frame I have the specifications for a good solid frame with collapsible legs.  I just built one and intend to build a few more just to have spares.  The specs on Koko Head's website are for a non-collapsible which is a pain in the butt to transport!

I also have specs to build a 100% collapsible frame that takes seconds to set up.  Though it is not as sturdy as the others, it works and you could strap it on a bicycle if you needed to (though I don't know how you would transport the backing (cardboard) lol.   I just keep that one in my trunk at all times just in case I forget the good frame.

i would definitely be interested in saving some time and space in my car........

thanks
-branz