Highwild T-Post Target Hanger - T Post 2x4 Bracket Target Mount - AR500 Steel Gong Targets Conversion Adapter

Worked well for my plates they hold my 12x20 plates.

Have have used these for a day, purchased four more.

I was tempted to by more expensive options that I thought would be easier to implement. Like a 2x4 stand with mount on top. I did end up getting a "pole mount kit" for use with 1'' conduit which worked well too. But this is much cheaper and was arguably easier. 1. 1'' 10' long conduit costs about 10 bucks a piece. I needed 3 to build a stand with 5 foot legs/crossbeam. So that's 30 bucks. plus the 35 bucks for the kit. That stand probably looks a little more professional, but the tpost kit was 15 bucks.. plus 8 bucks for the t posts. plus 4 bucks for a 8' 2x4. and 10 bucks for various chain/screws/washers. It was as easy to pound two posts in the ground than it was to try and hold together 5 pieces of conduit and slide the hooks on and get that all set up. The cool thing about these is you can kind of expand on what you have, by buying another set of mounts for two levels.. or just get a longer 2x4 and hang targets on the outside of the posts as well. I can't speak to longevity, but it shouldn't be a problem because I can't hit the stupid 4'' plates i put on there anyway, lol. I can't imagine that a 2x4 and these steel brackets would degrade any faster than 1'' conduit if both were continually pelted with direct hits.

My one complaint: the top welds are poor.The top plate of the post hanger is welded to the side walls. This won't be a problem so long as you don't mount it before you pound the T-post into the ground like I did.My top plate came partially separated from the side walls when pounding the post down - but it's still functioning.This means you'll have to disassemble the whole contraption if you want to move it. Not a big inconvenience, but an inconvenience.Other than that it's a nifty little gizmo. A nice and simple mounting solution at a good price. Despite the issue, I would buy again. I'll probably just redo the welds myself.

It’s holding up good so far. Set it up at around 100 yards and have hit it with 7.62x39 and .223 plus countless 9mm. I don’t see why it won’t hold up to my .308 or 6.5creedmore.

I have used one of these target holders on a 6" x 11" 1/2 AR 500 steel shilouette.First issue was the 2 black screws on the back, meant to be there to secure the Holder up against the T-Post, didn't even reach the T post. Too big of a gap to really secure it at all. When they are tightened down you can still take the Holder off the T-Post.Second issue was the strength. We shoot from 10-15 yards with 115gr 9mm. After only 1500 rounds of 9mm, the bolt out the front had so much impact, it actually split and dropped the steel on the ground, sending a piece of steel into my pants. Not a hard impact, but still could have been stronger.Overall, I think a Caldwell TPost hanger for under $20 is a better setup for the price. That being said this hanger is heavy duty and bigger and still worked pretty well.

Worked well until the 50 cal came out. One shot and it bent the whole thing

This was bought as a gift and hasn’t been given or used yet, but the quality of it seems to be good and doesn’t look to be cheaply put together. I can only surmise that it will last my son a very long time

Does exactly what it is designed for...great support