Best Type of Target Stand for Shooting?
Posted by Ricky Taggart on May 31st 2023
Deep slow breath. Hold briefly. Aim carefully. Gradually breathe out while softly squeezing the trigger in one fluid motion. BANG! Now... where the heck did you hit the taget? You squint your eyes against the bright sunlight.. did you even hit it? Even with binoculars you're not quite sure.. For centuries marksmen have practiced their aim on glass coke bottles, 25mph county road speed limit signs, fresh cut logs, and unlucky small critters. Yet, the question still stands - which shooting target stand provides the most enjoyable shooting experience while simultaneously improving the accuracy of the shooter? In this short blog, we'll take a look at the pros and cons of 3 of our favorite shooting target stands.
Target Stand #3 - Paper/ Cardboard Bullseye Target

Pros of Paper Target Stands:
- Cheap
- Easy to use
- Easy to find
- Can be used with any caliber
Cons of Paper Target Stands:
- Difficult to see target from a distance
- Nearly impossible to see where you hit
- Damage easily
- Susceptible to rain/ snow/ damp conditions
- Difficult to mount
Target Stand #2 - Steel Targets

Pros of Steel Targets Stands:
- Very durable
- All-weather proof
- Easy to tell when you hit the target
- Can handle multiple shots from high-caliber guns
Cons of Steel Target Stands:
- Expensive (upwards of $150 for a full set up)
- Can't tell where you hit the target
- Very big and bulky
Target Stand #1- Spüt Reactive Targets

Pros of Spüt Target Stands:
- Affordable ($22.99 for a pack of 4 targets)
- Highly visible
- Entertaining to shoot
- Designed to help you become a better shooter and enjoy your shooting experience even more
- Spüt Targets represents a culture that stands for freedom, belief, strength and self-improvement
- Easy to order online
- Easy to mount with included H-frame
- Can be used with any caliber gun
Cons of Spüt Target Stands:
- Brand new product, not in all gun shops
