KNIGHT MFG

We are a small American manufacturer of model rocket launch pads and horse shoe pitching stakes and stake holders. All of our products are designed with simplicity and lasting durability in mind. Just about everything we offer here should easily give it's owner a lifetime of service. Should you have any questions about anything, feel free to ask any time. All questions are answered promptly through our website's email. When you're ready to make a purchase just get in touch with us on our contact page. We look forward to hearing from you.

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September 2020 Update:

Holy cow, what a crazy spring and summer this has been.  I'm finally getting somewhat caught up with the mountainous backlog of work I've been trying to keep up with, but now I need a vacation for about a month to recuperate from working non-stop for five months straight.    

The current batch of new Leaner holders that are being fabricated now ulilize one welded 1/2 - 13 hex nut with stainless steel hex bolt to secure the stake in the holder, much like the design of the Dead Ringer and Backyard model holders.  This design replaces the two smaller 3/8-16 bolts used on previous models. This was just to achieve design continuity across the board with the three models.  It's simpler and works just as well. 

 

John Cieslak at the launch range with his FLP-36.  Enjoy it, John!  Photo courtesy of John Cieslak.

A few of my launch pad jobs in the works...

An FLP-42 recently built in white.

Our new FLP-32 model.

Our new FLP-36 model.

Our new FLP-42 model.

Our new FLP-48 model.

Customer submitted photos.

Bill Camp's FLP-36.  Bill painted it blue with a red rail holder.  Looks sharp, Bill!