Pretty neat. Don
I hope it holds up well. It seems pretty stout. The back not so concerned about but as I've well documented here on the forum the wear and tear on my walking appendages will be where it will help the most. I'm pretty excited to try it out on Friday.The one I use has held up for x2 years now and is a good portable way to get items to and from our sites. Good for the range and also good for transporting cased telescopes. I got the idea from members here too and it has paid off. Your mileage may vary. Saved my back and saves time. Good luck.
Are you saying that 89 lbs is pretty much the perfect weight for a wife50lbs of ammo. 40 lbs of guns. 10 lbs of cases. 10lbs of tools, 1 lb of target ..... at the outside you should be fine! That would be 111#s.... half your limit!!
hold my beer ...Now if you can figure out how to attach a 3.5hp Briggs & Stratton w/ a centrifugal clutch and a drive wheel you will be on easy street!
The golf cart concession there is just waiting to make someone’s fortune.I know more information than you all want but here is a screen shot of the range I normally go to that is run by ODNR ... so depending on where and what i am shooting there is a ton of walking that wears on my southern extremities ... so now i can take multiple rifles for different range yardage ...
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If they would allow vehicles to enter on the far right of the 100 yd range, stop at bench, drop gear then proceed towards the left, it would make so much sense. The area behind the benches and parking is already gravel.The golf cart concession there is just waiting to make someone’s fortune.
It is worth every cent. I started using a Coleman model recently. Love'em.I'm planning on using it Friday so we shall see if it was worth the money ...
How much $$ and where'd you get it?I finally broke down and bought a collapsible wagon to haul my range stuff from my truck to the shooting bench. This idea was passed along to me by various members here.
It should do nicely ... 220# limit, which would be way more than I would ever take ...
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I just put the rifles for scale. This cart hauls gongs, t-posts, sledge, ammo crates and folding chair. I can add thin plywood panels for more height if needed.I finally broke down and bought a collapsible wagon to haul my range stuff from my truck to the shooting bench. This idea was passed along to me by various members here.
It should do nicely ... 220# limit, which would be way more than I would ever take ...
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