New: Birchwood Casey 2-in-1 Gong Target Holder

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posted on February 7, 2018
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The new 2-in-1 Gong Target Hanger from Birchwood Casey makes it easy to attach any metal gong target in minutes. With a unique double mounting option that includes a hardened steel hook on one side and spring and bolt mount on the other, the new 2-in-1 Gong Target Hanger (MSRP: $23, birchwoodcasey.com) is designed to attach to standard dimension 2 x 4 lumber.

Birchwood Casey 2-in-1 Gong Target Holder and paired stand
Birchwood Casey 2-in-1 Gong Target Holder pairs nicely with the available Nested Stand.


The new Gong Target Hanger is perfectly complemented with the new 2 x 4 Gong Nested Stand, which can be used as a convenient base. The stand is available separately from Birchwood Casey (MSRP: $40).

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