Devices designed to securely hold targets on a firing range come in various forms, from simple cardboard stands to elaborate automated systems. These devices ensure targets remain upright and visible, providing a consistent point of aim for firearm practice. A basic example would be a metal frame supporting a paper target.
Secure and visible targets are essential for accurate marksmanship training and safe firearm handling. They allow shooters to develop skills, understand ballistic trajectories, and evaluate firearm performance. Historically, improvised supports were used; however, standardized supports have evolved to enhance safety and consistency in shooting practice. This development has played a vital role in the evolution of marksmanship training from casual practice to structured disciplines.
