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Portable Shooting Bench Plans...

Posted: Sat Oct 18, 2008 10:57 pm
by tom_k/mo
Here's a set of plans for a portable, knockdown shooting bench that is a perfect accessory for shooting at a primitive range. Made from 1 sheet of 3/4” plywood, and can be assembled in seconds as either a right handed or left handed shooters bench. The plans are a 7 page, 6/7Mb PDF file, and can be downloaded HERE.

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Posted: Sun Oct 19, 2008 1:44 am
by a1gutterman
Once again, thanks. Tom. This will make a great Christmas gift for a couple that I know.! :D

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Posted: Sun Feb 22, 2009 4:27 pm
by emanresu
Tom,
I came across your shooting bench plans however am unable to find more info. I'm not familiar how this system works, but contact me thru e-mail @ redhenryj53@yahoo.com.


Thanks

Dave

Posted: Sun Feb 22, 2009 4:54 pm
by 8iowa
Tom:

My Upper Peninsula "Workshop in the Woods" has a 100 yard rifle range right out the door. I have an 8' x 24' concrete apron and I shoot to an elevated dirt bank that I had an excavator friend build up for me.

My present bench is a folding model that I purchased from Cabelas. It's portability is nice, but it is not rock solid. I've been looking for something more substantial that I can set up outside, but yet portable enough to bring inside during the Winter months.

Posted: Sun Feb 22, 2009 5:08 pm
by lv2wdwrk
emanresu wrote:Tom,
I came across your shooting bench plans however am unable to find more info. I'm not familiar how this system works, but contact me thru e-mail @ redhenryj53@yahoo.com.


Thanks

Dave

If you click on Woodworking Plans" in Tom's signature, it will take you to his website. There you can see all of Tom's projects.

Posted: Sun Feb 22, 2009 5:21 pm
by reible
Hi,

While I no longer shoot I can see this is a well thought out design.

And reminds me of a time long ago when there would be these contests for making things our of a single sheet of plywood. One of the designs was a picnic table and I built one to put out in a sun porch we had at the time. The three kids would use it for art and craft projects and snacks. You could take it apart and take it with you to a park or on vacation... we litterer wore it to bits.... so when I saw this it brought back a lot of nice memories, thanks!

Ed

Unable to download Portable Shooting Bench Plans

Posted: Sun Sep 11, 2011 7:58 pm
by rogerp11101
After five attempts to download the "Portable Shooting Bench Plans" I have given up.

:confused:

The site is apparently offline or moved or whatever??? :confused:

If it is possible, perhaps you could send them to my Email address:

rogerp1@hughes.net.

The idea looks and sounds like what I am wanting to build for shooting...

roger





Posted: Sun Sep 11, 2011 9:53 pm
by wingrider
rogerp11101 wrote:After five attempts to download the "Portable Shooting Bench Plans" I have given up.

:confused:

The site is apparently offline or moved or whatever??? :confused:

If it is possible, perhaps you could send them to my Email address:

rogerp1@hughes.net.

The idea looks and sounds like what I am wanting to build for shooting...

roger




Try putting this in your browser line, it should take you to the link for the plans. http://vbwhiz.isa-geek.net/plans You may have to copy and paste it to your web browser. I was able to access the plans without any problem. Hope this helps as it is a nice looking bench. Mark,

Posted: Sun Sep 11, 2011 10:33 pm
by 2bits
Thanks for sharing your plans. Being pretty new to (getting back into) woodworking, I am finding out that the "devil is in the details". Working out the plans and cut lists to see how much wood one needs for a project usually takes me more time than the real fun of making saw dust. I will be putting this plan on my " To Do List" as well as your B.P. Pistol Stand/carrier.
I must admit to being a S.A.S.S. shooter that has been slowly regressing from the "Modern Category" to the "Frontier Cartrige Duelist Category". as soon as I aquire a few items, I will further regress to the "Frontiersman Catergory".:D
Do you have or know of anyone with plans for scaled down wagon wheels?

Posted: Mon Sep 12, 2011 12:35 am
by wannabewoodworker
rogerp11101 wrote:After five attempts to download the "Portable Shooting Bench Plans" I have given up.

:confused:

The site is apparently offline or moved or whatever??? :confused:

If it is possible, perhaps you could send them to my Email address:

rogerp1@hughes.net.

The idea looks and sounds like what I am wanting to build for shooting...

roger




I emailed the plans to you. Not difficult to download but now you should have them.