Yep I built one like that OB probably the best thing I've made as far as shooting goes
Only a couple OB been running back and forth to doctors of late Yes at times I bait and sit way back in the scrub and wait I throw a green tarp over the car used to do it quiet often even when my legs were good get the flask and bickies out and just wait
Stix wrote:Not very compact if you're thinking of taking it away...
Ive built a couple & leave one on each farm i frequent the most...
Then just chuck it on the roof to drive into a paddock to shoot some targets.
I tie one on the roof & take it to less frequented farms if im away for a few days.
TassieTiger wrote:I would, but I’m busy digging a hole to put my shooting chair in....
TassieTiger wrote:Take the top off and mine assembles very flat. I put a 4x3 pine down the middle of my top, then clamp vice onto 4x3.
But to me - it’s very low as is...makes you hunch over and puts the butt on to the top of your shoulder which after a few shots hurts on recoiling firearms.
If your over 6 foot 2 - legs need to be extended...or top somehow lifted.
Oldbloke wrote:"Anybody else found this problem?
No. I used 2 bolts with large washers and wing nuts.
Down through the bench top, through the work bench. Clamp that on to the bolt. Then tighten up the wing nut underneath.