Does the stand have it's own way to hold the target or do you need to find a way to hold them to the stand?
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Nike's answer is correct. I would have liked larger slits to allow thicker cardboard or poster board.
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We are happy to announce that based on your feedback and the feedback of other customers, all new P40 Outdoor Target Stands ship with larger grooves. We increased the goove spacing mentioned by Nike jr and george1. Now regular cardboard can fit conveniently into the grooves in the upright poles.
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It has grooves cut into the two upright poles for holding cardboard targets, but they are too narrow. Use medium to large size plastic clamps that you can get at lowe's, kmart, walmart, etc.
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The two side pieces have a slot cut from top to bottom to hold the cardboard. I just tape the cardboard to the stand as it is easier.
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Hi John, I'm the original poster, who bought it for my 92-year-old Dad! Hahahaha. Anyway, I finally did get the stand to work. It required a little maneuver: try gently pulling the stand out and then jiggling it a little. It seemed to pop into an adjustment mode that allowed me to easily close it up. Each time I did it, though, I had to jiggle and play with it a little bit til I finally got the hang of it. Hope this works.
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Hi, you can use the tip of a pen or a coin. then put the pen threw the stand push down to lock the stand in place
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dosn't come with the stand. you can buy the stand or mount it on a bench/table. It comes with the dies you choose (caliber) powder feeder , primer feeder, shell feeder, shell plate, turrent plate (holds the dies). you will need a scale, a set of calipers ( to measure length of cartrige) and a bullet puller ( to reclaim components of the ones you mess up). hope this helps. you can learn a lot about this press by watching the youtube videos.
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I bought this item, but I already had a stand. As far as I know, without a stand, it won't stay upright.
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It actually hangs from a little latch/hook that is part the base. The base is fairly small, but it's the thing you attach to the cabinet or wall. So, you can easily take the stand off the base, without having to "unscrew" everything. The base stays on the cabinet/wall....and when you need the stand again, just hook it back on the latch/hook. It will not fold.
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The one I purchased did not come with a stand but there was a package that had the stand option.
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no, i clip it to an alignment rod and i use a cart bag so it's easy to aim and to adjust the height. of course, if you use a stand bag you could stick an alignment stick in the ground or into a piece of weighted styrofoam.
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The stand is a tripod. Two legs are beneath the main leg. Swing the two bottom legs in opposite directions and they will lock in place. I have photos, but do not know how to attach them. Good luck.
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Hello, I do not have this model and mine did not come with a stand, but the nature of the stand is to do exactly what you are asking so I am 99.999% sure that the answer is yes. If you look at the picture you will see it would be impossible to manually press the trigger while the scanner is in the stand.I hope this helps.
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Yes, you just need a stand to hold one end. I mounted a shelf bracket to a tree and it works great .
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No stand. You just push it in the ground. It holds up fine. We are happy with this item, however it does seem a little cheap.
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Hi Roberta, As I recall, you kind of put them over the end of the axel (the long stick), and just push. They'll click in. The stand is already installed - it just folds up and down.
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Targets like these were never intended for just setting on the ground. I shoot in my backyard and a friend made me a simple stand/table which I attached wheels to so I can roll it in and out of the garage comfortably. I also purchased a B.U.P. backstop I mounted on shepherd's hooks. Works like a charm.
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The stand is part of the mounting bracket. There should be mounting holes for the screws to go into on the bottom of the camera stand. If you are handy you can use a small phillips screw driver to unscrew the bottom from the stand through the inside of the stand. You can un-assemble the top part of the camera and swivel to reveal the inside part of the stand. That`s how I mounted mine and it didn't take much time just a little patience.
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I have not tried the stand yet. I typically hold it in my hand or lay it on the table/desk.
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no the stand you see in the picture is an additional option( http://www.amazon.com/Lee-LP90688-Precision-Reloading-Stand/dp/B00162RW66/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid;=1372162659&sr;=8-1&keywords;=lee+reloading+stand) . I just mounted mine to my workbench.