Birchwood Casey Gong Steel Target Stand For 2x4

The Birchwood Casey Gong Steel Target Stand for 2x4 is a purpose-built shooting target support system designed for shooters who demand a reliable, reusable platform for extended range training. This steel target stand mounts directly to 2x4 lumber, providing a stable foundation for impact-absorbing gong targets that reset with each shot—a fundamental advantage over disposable paper or cardboard targets in high-round-count training scenarios.

Construction from steel ensures durability across repeated use and variable weather conditions. The stand requires no tools to assemble, allowing shooters to set up or reconfigure their range setup quickly without specialized hardware or additional equipment. At 11.5 pounds, the unit balances structural integrity with portability—substantial enough to handle centerfire rifle recoil impulses when properly mounted to a 2x4 frame, yet manageable for field transport and repositioning between shooting positions. The compact footprint (6.2 x 11.9 x 20.4 inches) accommodates standard indoor and outdoor range space constraints.

This stand is ideal for precision rifle shooters, tactical training enthusiasts, and competitive marksmen who conduct high-volume practice sessions where target replacement costs and downtime are practical concerns. Gong targets produce audible feedback on impact, eliminating the need to observe bullet holes for hit confirmation—valuable when shooting from distance or when multiple shooters fire simultaneously. Compatible with standard Birchwood Casey gong targets in various diameters, the stand integrates into both temporary and permanent range installations.

Steel gong systems have become the standard in professional training facilities and private ranges because they reduce per-round operational costs and extend training sessions without interruption. The tool-free assembly design reflects practical range efficiency—setup and breakdown happen quickly, whether you're establishing a temporary shooting position or breaking down after a training day.