Randy:
you need this asap
so
OLE VolDoc can use it like it's His!!! LOL

PS- just wondering what the price is??
Maybe I could put a Mortage on Moonshine Mt.??

 

Doc, it wont be cheap. I have a local friend who build some of these with the same specs as this bench, until his shop burned and lost everything. I believe his was 450.00. LDS

 

Larry, that's a Killer good price
wish He was still making them
By the By
Good hearing your voice "My Friend"
or
maybe not hearing your "Voice"
anywho
miss ya'll
Doc

 

Looked at his website. Interesting bench but no mention of the price.

 

You don’t want to know
Do you???
2 grand

 

That a neat deal....although a lit'l pricy.

I generally soiree out to the ranch two er three times a year.
We shoot up a thousand or so a year....But, the colonies are
spread out over a bunch of square miles. Loading and un-loading
a bench is not as practical as it would be for shooting large dogtowns on one spot all day long.

Still, a portable bench with lots of adjustment is a cool ticket.

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Look Doc

 

You were right Randy. I didn't really want to know how much that bench was but it has given me an idea that I might adapt a turnbuckle to Julie's bench. Ya' never know where an idea, workable or not, will pop up.

 

I priced them too. I was pretty surprised, I made do with my old bench and built another rifle for the $2000.

 

Years ago Richard Franklin had plans for a rest that had all those features but was very heavy . I added to Richards plans and incorporated a 3/4" threaded rod so I could turn the top and elevate or lower the top as will as turning . Franklin's plans had most of these features but was made out of 1/4" steel it was extremely stable and adjustable.