I agree on the plastic chair. It just doesn’t seem sturdy enough to me.At our 1000 yard br events I see the bigger guys using the ‘roc um’ spin adjustable at $200 ish, I use a $100 Yamaha drummers throne.
I really don’t see the Sinclair type beyond the local short range stuff. I wouldn’t opt for plastic anyway but that’s just me.
Jim
Bart carries one that has to be 15yrs old- and hes not easy on it. Nobody shoots more rounds per year than he does. Ive went thru a few drummer thrones but his sinclair is still going strong. The 5 leg base is way more sturdy than a 3leg throne and its about half as heavy.I agree on the plastic chair. It just doesn’t seem sturdy enough to me.
Again, I’d consider it but it is unavailable and unable to back order.Bart carries one that has to be 15yrs old- and hes not easy on it. Nobody shoots more rounds per year than he does. Ive went thru a few drummer thrones but his sinclair is still going strong. The 5 leg base is way more sturdy than a 3leg throne and its about half as heavy.
I picked up this one from Sweetwater,works great and take it to the range every time I go.
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Tama HT430B 1st Chair Round Rider Trio - Black
Drum Throne with Padded Seat, T-bolt Height-adjustment System with Height Lock and Rocklok Stabilization, Double-braced Legs, and Oversized Rubber Feetwww.sweetwater.com