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Assembly Guide

1 Page Self-Standing Target Tutorial

What you need

  • 1 double-sided self-standing target
  • Tape
  • Build time 20–60 seconds
What is needed to build the 1 page self-standing paper target? You need tape and the 1 page target printed out. You only need tape and the 1 page self-standing target to get started.
  1. 01

    Tape the first pair of diagonal corners

    Flip the sheet face-down. Tuck one corner just inside the L-shaped border of the opposite corner — do not overlap past the L, or the paper ends up too short in Step 2. Tape.

    Step 1 - Flip the page upside down and tape the two diagonal corners together. Place 1 corner of the paper within the L shaped border of the diagonal corner. Place 1 corner of the paper within the L shaped border of the diagonal corner. Note: Do not overlap a corner of the paper past the L shaped border. Note: Do not overlap a corner of the paper past the L shaped border. Note: Do not overlap a corner of the paper past the L shaped border.
  2. 02

    Tape the second pair of corners

    These don't need to sit inside the L — simply let the two corners touch, then tape. Add a second piece of tape for durability.

    Step 2 - Now, please do the same for the other two corners of the paper. Step 2 - Now, please do the same for the other two corners of the paper. Place 1 L shaped border within the L shaped border of the diagonal piece of paper. Note: for extra durability, it's a great idea to add a second piece of tape to the corners. (optional)
  3. 03

    Shape and check

    Gently pull the corners to pop out any dents. Looks good? You're done — or continue to Step 4.

    Step 3 - Check the target and eliminate any imperfections by pulling on the corners of the target and straightening the edges. If everything looks good, you can finish here. Or you can continue to step 4.
  4. 04

    Lock it down Optional

    Fold along the horizontal dashed line and both side edges so the target holds its stance. Outdoor tip: drop rocks, pebbles, or twigs into the open back to keep it from blowing away (keep a safe distance).

    Step 4 (optional) - Fold on the horizontal dashed line and the edges of the target to hold the target firmly in place. Step 4 (optional) - Fold on the horizontal dashed line and the edges of the target to hold the target firmly in place. Step 4 (optional) - Fold on the horizontal dashed line and the edges of the target to hold the target firmly in place. Tip: Place rocks, pebbles, or twigs in the open back of the target to keep it from blowing away in the wind if you are shooting outdoors. Here is an example of the self-standing paper target that has been shot multiple times with a .308 rifle round. Here is an example image of the finished product.

Done — your self-standing paper target is up.

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