Equipment cart

Benchrest cart

rsplante said:
I just went therre. Apparently it has been discontinued.
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Sorry to hear that manufacturer has discontinued it. You might try Harbor Freight or a garden supply store for a similar cart. It wouldn't be that hard to build one using a plastic storage bin on top of a wheeled base.
 
davemacd said:
Sorry to hear that manufacturer has discontinued it. You might try Harbor Freight or a garden supply store for a similar cart. It wouldn't be that hard to build one using a plastic storage bin on top of a wheeled base.
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Actually, I went there out of curosity. It seems like what I see most at my clubs (2) are the runners baby carriage style three wheelers. They also mount ATV style gunracks on them.
 
http://www.macsports-store.com/folding-wagon-s/32284.htm

Here is accordion/collapsible style wagon. They have a few styles. They have one designed for the beach or off road ;) The regular one goes for ~$60 and the big wheel offroad wagon is just about double.
search around you should get decent prices at dick's sporting goods, academy, sam's warehouse, etc...
 
Carts

I use one from home depot.........expanded metal,pneumatic tires.Sturdy,easy pulling....IT Don`t fold up.... but we load and unload full of equip..( i.e. no loading or unloading cart.)
..works good in a van or truck...75$
 
Kotula's Foldit for Benchrest, Hand Truck for F-Class

Actually, while I've seen a Kotula's cart used for F-Class, I use mine mostly at bench rest matches where things aren't so hurried. I usually don't have much time for equipment changes at our F-class matches, so I use a heavy duty hand truck. It's easy to load, doesn't take much space and carries a lot - fast. I have also used a deer carrier in some venues for Service Rifle, and that has worked well despite being a little bulky.
 
Harbor Freight Cart

Harbor Freight sells a large red cart with two big bicycle wheels for hauling oxygen acetylene welding tanks. It was inexpensive and works good hauling lots of equipment over rough terrain between firing lines. I drilled a hole through each axel end to allow clip pins (or large cotter pins)so I can quickly remove both bicycle wheels to allow putting the loaded cart in the trunk of my Ford Fusion. Two bungee cords hold everything on the cart.
 
Creedmore has carts

Check out Creedmore at creedmoresports.com they offer a couple of flavors of carts and stools for shooters-a little pricey but good stuff
 
Spelled 'Creedmoor' wrong, and last I checked, they don't have a whole lot in the way of gear for *F-Class*. Yeah, HP shooting stools can be made to work, but not really what people are looking for in this thread.
 
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