Recent News & Reviews
The Last Stand Review
By 8541 Tactical onDecember 31, 2013
"I love shooting steel targets. Shooting steel gives you a visual and audible indication that your bullet connected. Unfortunately steel target systems are usually heavy and sometimes expensive. Last Stand LLC has a solution."
Introducing The Last Stand Target System
By Nick Leghorn on October 4, 2013
Target stands are a pain in the ass, especially when you’re talking steel targets. They’re heavy, bulky and have a tendency to get all shot up. And when they inevitably do, replacing them is a further annoyance. So when Kevin Brittingham handed me one of these new target stands from The Last Stand, I was intrigued. I’ll have to try it out for a while before passing final judgement, but a stand you can make out of spare rebar and some small plastic bits sounds perfect for either a set-and-forget arrangement or a portable target systems. Make the jump for their presser . . .
The Last Stand you’ll need
By: Rob Curtis 10-04-2013
We’ve all scratched our chins while padding through Home Depot on weekend honey-do runs and wondered just what is in that very last row of the store? Sure, seasoned DIYers probably already know that amid the snow fencing, gutter accessories, concrete tools and ladders stand bundles of super cheap steel rebar. Every time I walk by it I start thinking about what I could make with the stuff. It seems like a manhood challenge– I want to make …something… out of steel. But what? Meh, I come up empty and also remember I can’t really afford to buy a welder. Screw it; where’s the paint and box of screws I came in for?
‘The Last Stand’ is the Last Target Stand You Will Ever Need
By: Ammoland 10-04-2013
Boise, ID - -(Ammoland.com)- The Last Stand LLC is proud to introduce an innovative and unique product to simplify the many demands of target shooting enthusiasts. Recognizing the need for a versatile, adjustable, compact and economical target supporting platform, The Last Stand is the culmination of nearly two years of product development and testing.
Molded from a bullet resistant material, The Last Stand combines six, user supplied, ½ inch by five foot rebar rods to form a free standing, completely adjustable and stable platform to support a variety of target preferences. From paper to steel, The Last Stand is the target suspension system that shooters have been waiting for.