What size toolbox for benchrest matches?

[Firearmsunlimited]

Here you go = problem solved

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[Dusty Stevens]

Multiple smaller boxes are better than one massive one. A kobalt or craftsman 2 or 3 drawer weighs half what a kennedy does, and plastic is lighter than metal. Plan it out so you dont have to team lift your boxes

 

[Thud]

You guys are leaving out one important item in the mix. How do we get all the stuff to the match. Don’t forget the new or slightly used F250 or the Chevy 2500 or the Ram Pickup. It will make life easier. A Prius won’t help you a dam.
Gas or Diesel preferred.

 

[Thud]

Don’t forget the easy up or you’ll fry during the summer or get rained on

 

[ShtrRdy]

You guys are killin' me.

 

[rayporter]

i switched to plastic ----but i still have to haul it all in a trailer.

 

[Mulligan]

I'm new at the benchrest game and am having a heck of a time deciding on what size toolbox to get to bring things such as reloading components dial caliper, micrometer, bolt disassembly tool and other things. It would be nice to fit the powder measure in.

In need of "Tool Box" ideas for loading at the range

A friend of mine used an old milk truck converted to a traveling reloading / gun repair shop. For those of you too young to have ever seen one it is like a box truck with a box that is about 7 feet wide and 7 feet tall and 12 to 15 feet long. He installed a leveling system on it and kept it...

forum.accurateshooter.com

Link above is the info I gathered when in the same boat.

Now, a couple of seasons into it and am still using the same wood box.

I will start on the "final version" when my new powder scale arrives this winter.
CW

 

[WillyTP]

Defiantly agree with Dusty smaller multiple boxes are easier on the body. The fold up wagon saves a lot of walking and carrying heavy stuff.

 

[wildcat3d]

I'm new at the benchrest game and am having a heck of a time deciding on what size toolbox to get to bring things such as reloading components dial caliper, micrometer, bolt disassembly tool and other things. It would be nice to fit the powder measure in.

This is how I carry... ;-) SR BR

 

[Thud]

Insane amount of stuff

 

[wildcat3d]

Insane amount of stuff

Wind flags included all 6 ;-)

 

[Thud]

This is how I carry... ;-) SR BRView attachment 1382488

I traveled all over the world with a back pack. It's way too much

 

[Kurz]

While this example may be customization, I did borrow a friend's work truck with side boxes and room for additional tool boxes. It worked perfect. Here is another custom:

My current test boxes:

And for those who travel with all the gusto:

 

[JasonT]

While this example may be customization, I did borrow a friend's work truck with side boxes and room for additional tool boxes. It worked perfect. Here is another custom:

My current test boxes:

And for those who travel with all the gusto:

I’m partial to the C5 for my range trips…makes the longer barrels of my M1A2 Abrams fit no problem.

Though if I’m just shooting my bolt actions, I take my B1 Lancer to get there faster so I can take more sighters.