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Indoor to Outdoor Shooting Bench With Storage (My Rendition).

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So I have taken a little break from the forum and Airgunning in the past six months. I appreciate the pms from fellow forum airgunners wondering what happened to me.

I recently had a dedicated woodshop built. It has taken several months to get the shop furniture and tools setup the way I liked. The final project was to get an indoor to outdoor shooting bench made. This will give me a four season shooting area. I had a window strategically place to give me an area to shoot out of. A little spin on what Tominco did.

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First of all I made the shutters to allow me to shoot out the window without letting all the heat and or cool air out.



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I then decided on a bench that it had to be mobile but stable. The casters are on a cam to enable me to set it on it's dedicated feet while shooting. I am able to put the bench back against the wall when not in use.

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I also wanted storage to hold my air tanks. I generally shoot with an external regulator tethered. The bench has shelves on drawer sliders to access the bottles, shooting bags, chronograph and the boxes that hold supplies.

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The bench is constructed out of birch plywood with two layers of MDF to give a flat stable surface. The overhang is supported to remove any flex.

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The shelves under the top holds my pellet tins and various other items.

I hope to achieve an area that allows me to test and adjust my different guns. Now all I need is to catch back up with the hobby that seems to evolve at such a rapid pace.

Thanks for checking it out!
 


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So I have taken a little break from the forum and Airgunning in the past six months. I appreciate the pms from fellow forum airgunners wondering what happened to me.

I recently had a dedicated woodshop built. It has taken several months to get the shop furniture and tools setup the way I liked. The final project was to get an indoor to outdoor shooting bench made. This will give me a four season shooting area. I had a window strategically place to give me an area to shoot out of. A little spin on what Tominco did.

1535317445_4567835755b8315c5032b90.81908320_20180826_130255.jpg


First of all I made the shutters to allow me to shoot out the window without letting all the heat and or cool air out.



1535317602_9267738945b83166210ac49.79646893_20180826_131051.jpg


I then decided on a bench that it had to be mobile but stable. The casters are on a cam to enable me to set it on it's dedicated feet while shooting. I am able to put the bench back against the wall when not in use.

1535317682_17448524525b8316b24ce331.98764426_20180826_130400.jpg




1535317757_2218821395b8316fd634cf0.62477698_20180826_130856.jpg


I also wanted storage to hold my air tanks. I generally shoot with an external regulator tethered. The bench has shelves on drawer sliders to access the bottles, shooting bags, chronograph and the boxes that hold supplies.

1535317943_21087734205b8317b7859ce5.63763812_20180826_130315.jpg


1535318032_20354441435b831810184a55.15354707_20180826_130546.jpg


The bench is constructed out of birch plywood with two layers of MDF to give a flat stable surface. The overhang is supported to remove any flex.

1535318154_16016324995b83188aa8a749.34032705_20180826_130856.jpg


The shelves under the top holds my pellet tins and various other items.

I hope to achieve an area that allows me to test and adjust my different guns. Now all I need is to catch back up with the hobby that seems to evolve at such a rapid pace.

Thanks for checking it out!


WOW!! Killer set-up. I gotta ask: who made than gorgeous hunk of wood on that rifle? Spectacular grain.