Bench for sighting
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Stevie_87
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Yeh I imagine it would be same but would be ideal to have a inside range close to where I live also to get more trigger time in during this weatherI bought one of these (about two years ago), because my mate had one.
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It is still in its box...
When I can be arsed to unpack it, they are useful.
I've been using one of these with the air rifles and am very pleased with indeed Stevie. It's better on hard surfaces, but perfectly workable on soft and for the price point, the value is amazing. Lightweight, folds up to fit easily in car and is deployed in seconds. I'm a good six months out for the FAC, but from memory, there were videos on YouTube of centre fire users using this table.
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Shooting bench
No mysterious hydraulic problems with the digger then? :D I'll just make myself scarce when he tries to start it :lol:
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Len the dog
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Why not have a go at making one?
Ball head and or tripod suggestions for upright shooting
My shooting bench, I made this to allow my dad to come to the range with me and shoot, he was going to pack in shooting as firing from prone at raised targets caused an issue with his back Packed and ready for transport, the molded handle that holds the gimbal in place also holds it on the...
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alexjoneill
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I didn't fancy spending to much and got this on Amazon which has served me well zeroing and plinking with the air rifle in the garden (using a front rest) - sturdy, folds down & a good height for a folding chair too - can't complain for £26 (and also really handy for bbq season too 
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Bo Diddley
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Old Workmate 2000 and a piece of 25mm ply clamped on top, what's the point of doing a zero check if you can't get 100% best accuracy...
I use one of these with a Caldwell sled, and an old tractor front weight on the sled.I didn't fancy spending to much and got this on Amazon which has served me well zeroing and plinking with the air rifle in the garden (using a front rest) - sturdy, folds down & a good height for a folding chair too - can't complain for £26 (and also really handy for bbq season too
That’s classic do I “Need” one versus do I “Want” one, I have a lot of “want” stuff that rarely goes out with meI bought one of these (about two years ago), because my mate had one.
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It is still in its box...
When I can be arsed to unpack it, they are useful.
Just get yourself one of these 
Len the dog
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LarryLightFoot
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Have the same one handy bit of kit .Caldwell portable folding thingy. Seat and table are integrated and easy to out up and down and fits easily in my boot.
Seems robust enough. I'm 17 stone and not broke it yet.....
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