Am I the only one that hasn't heard if Toolbox Flags?

[Boyd Allen]

Am I the only one that hasn't heard of Toolbox Flags?

This is a really well done thread with pictures, of something that just about any benchrest shooter would benefit from owning.
http://benchrestforum.ca/index.php?topic=549.0
(Does the link work for you?)

 

[CYanchycki]

Works fine Boyd.

I never heard of them until I saw them at the shoot in Billings. I had to have a set.

Calvin

 

[Frankr]

http://www.orlandowindflags.com/id89.htmlThanks boyd, i never seen that. I went with the orlando wind flags and really like them. I really want to try one of the target stands out on a local range.

 

[abintx]

This is a really well done thread with pictures, of something that just about any benchrest shooter would benefit from owning.
http://benchrestforum.ca/index.php?topic=549.0
(Does the link work for you?)

Beautiful pictures! Great photography!

 

[ReedG]

Link works fine, Boyd. Thanks for the heads-up. Just got a set of Rick's flags but wasn't aware of the box.

Calvin, what's in the bottom of the box? Is there a set slotted crosspieces?

Reed

 

[CYanchycki]

Reed, just took a few more photos. As you can see no slotted dividers.

Calvin

 

[SGJennings]

What brand of box is that. That setup is very cool.

 

[RJG]

For those that want to make their own, the brand of toolbox I use is "Stack-on". They are inexpensive, usually around $20 or a little under and are available at hardware stores. It is not the easiest box to work with because nothing is square or level inside. So you have to adapt your mounting block to all the various angles and still manage to keep it square. Other than that though it works very well for this purpose.

 

[ReedG]

Rick, that mounting block looks molded. Is that something you offer?

Reed

 

[RJG]

Reed, no it's not molded, just kiln dried fir. I only make them when I make a set of tool box flags.