07-13-2022, 01:32 AM
Nino,
Mmm, not too heavy really. Here's my settup. I unbolt the blue Dillon handgun press and fold the horse up with the Lyman single-stage to go to the range. Plus the weigh scales come too with a Li-ion battery pack. You can always put a blanket over it in the back. If stopped by the Police use the horse as a distraction - throw it out the window laughing as you crash through the barricade
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Seriously, I use the horse in the shed at home to do all my loading while sitting on a swivel chair. Turn the horse around when loading handgun. Works for me and just an idea.
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Zenes' idea of leaving your gear at the range is a good one. Bench resters here have sheds at the range where they leave their gear and lock up.
Klem
Mmm, not too heavy really. Here's my settup. I unbolt the blue Dillon handgun press and fold the horse up with the Lyman single-stage to go to the range. Plus the weigh scales come too with a Li-ion battery pack. You can always put a blanket over it in the back. If stopped by the Police use the horse as a distraction - throw it out the window laughing as you crash through the barricade
.Seriously, I use the horse in the shed at home to do all my loading while sitting on a swivel chair. Turn the horse around when loading handgun. Works for me and just an idea.
[ATTACH=CONFIG]18978[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]18979[/ATTACH]
Zenes' idea of leaving your gear at the range is a good one. Bench resters here have sheds at the range where they leave their gear and lock up.
Klem