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I want to build a cart to hold all my range equipment including maybe two rifles. Something to transport from the truck to the shooting benches. Has anyone built one that would be willing to share plans? Thanks
 
Posts: 153 | Location: Butler County, Ohio | Registered: 23 September 2003Reply With Quote
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I don't really have any plans I went by but the picture is pretty self explanitory. It is 15" x 16" and is 17" to the top ( nice height for a chair). I made it to carry all my crap around the range and it works quite nicely for that.


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Posts: 741 | Location: NB Canada | Registered: 20 August 2002Reply With Quote
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Put all the junk in file folder boxes and stack them on a hand truck.
 
Posts: 9043 | Location: on the rock | Registered: 16 July 2005Reply With Quote
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That's the easy part!!

My problem is recent back surgery. So the question is: whats the best, easiest way to get it in and out of the truck bed???

This one looks very solid, bet it'd hold an easy couple hundred pounds and still roll around easy.

I've seen some real fancy jobs, finely finished woods, inletted designs and such. One I recall had a high back with a door that held a least five rifle's. It also had a take out box with a loading outfit in it too.

Like everything else, there's an extreme point somewhere.

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Posts: 6061 | Location: Pueblo, CO | Registered: 31 January 2006Reply With Quote
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I typically put the plates and mini popers for a steel shoot stacked on the top and use it to wheel everything down range to where we set up for a pistol shoot. To load it in the back of my jeep I can back it up to the open hatch, grab the front lip and slide it in. Just keep a small ramp (ie.board) on back to wheel it up if you have back trouble. I plan on making a stirup on the side that my carbine can strap to so I can tote one long gun on it as well.


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Posts: 741 | Location: NB Canada | Registered: 20 August 2002Reply With Quote
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Midway has a foldup aluminum hand truck on sale this month. Claims to hold 200#.


Tanzania in 2006! Had 141 posts on prior forum as citori3.
 
Posts: 266 | Location: Northern Illinois | Registered: 14 January 2005Reply With Quote
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Sinclair has one that I use. Real easy to assemble and seems pretty durable. Handle removes for loading in SUV and just goes right back in - nice cover. My only problem is the one George has - weight. No back problems, but it can be a little heavy for putting in/taking out for someone who is 5'1" and 115 lbs.!
 
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