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That awesome jogging stroller that I saw at RMAC this year gave me some ideas. I haven't actually started to build one yet, but I've been putting some thoughts into how I would go about building one for next year. I'm leaning towards using these as the mechanism to hold the rifles (I have a...

Jogging stroller purchased at a yard sale for like $50 bucks. Added a plywood floor. Folds up nicely.

...in the woods. Maybe look a bit further than the end of your nose before making such outrageous claims. As for the rest of the gear? It's a game. It's fun to have toy's. Please explain the real life application of carrying a bucket or stool, stroller/golf cart, air tank, cooler and umbrella?

...be a good place to carry a stool or bucket. I shot one day in phoenix when the wind was gusting hard. I didn't have my brake set and the stroller took off and tipped off the sidewalk and fell back. My rifle was cased so there was no damage. With the lower platform like yours I could get my...

Saw several of these at our okc field target shoot. Picked up the jogging stroller on Facebook for 30.00. Atv gun mounts Amazon for 50.00. Baseball bat grip wrap 11.00 Amazon. Nice setup for a reasonable cost. Still folds up too.

...from AOA always supporting airgunners!! Here Ron working great job!! and here the squad Thanks Michael for carry my baby in your stroller, and thanks to Ron for share the shooting stick give me a bucket! Also yes I move to TX, and start a new company in Lewisville close to Dallas, TX...

I usually use my converted jogging baby stroller when the course terrain allows for it, but when we shoot our summer matches in the forest where there are not any real trails between lanes I use the Midway tactical case shown below. I also carry a bucket that I put spare ammo, tools, rain...

Graco jogging stroller, bought it used off of FB market

Yes I do: The ATV type gun racks are used for the rifle (s) and/or shooting sticks. You can find these jogging type baby strollers at many thrift stores. New, they are between $75-$500.00. You will want one with an articulating front wheel (it locks straight ahead for jogging) so it is...

+1 I've used one of these for years. They're really excellent. I also am very fond of these Bulldog Extreme Cases: Bulldog Cases Discreet Extreme Tactical Rifle Case (gunmagwarehouse.com)

I am 75 years old. I shoot HFT twice a month. TX200 and Gen I Marauder. I use a baby stroller to carry gear/bucket/sticks. I am no competition for anyone but, I am not dead, either.

...One guy did also also use a stroller, but I think it was mostly to carry the air tank. Hope this helps. I think it depends on how protected you want it to be and how much you want to spend.

Nice looking Gen 1. Is that a Boyd's stock? Cool cart too...I've got one I'm going to start using more.

..., modifying , constructing , destructing, with redneck intensions , Often confused with/as re-purposing... Some good ideas on the range strollers, Awesome being able to carry air tanks, and gear to base locations. Maybe a 12volt compressor/battery combo?? I would think it's okay to use...

...I sold the 2 dive tanks I had and picked up a carbon fiber Scott off ebay. got a Yong Heng to fill it and just grabbed a like new jogging stroller from Craigslist to make a gun cart. Then those buggers a Air Guns of Arizona offered a like new FX Dreamline for a cheap price.. I burned a...

Nice rigs guys. I do have to say, the running stroller with the bigger wheel, make it easy to move around. It has lots of space underneath, for air bottles and extra gear. Biagio

There is an airgunner that uses a baby stroller converted to carry his guns and equipment. It is a two baby carry stroller.

Below is a link to a DYI stroller article. http://www.guns.com/2015/05/29/diy-gun-carts-tactical-stroller-meets-gun-golf-caddy/

...starlings that would mostly be shot within 10 yards. My neighborhood is very laid back about such things but I'm seeing more mothers pushing strollers so quiet and fairly compact is a priority. My P-Rod is about perfect. A 24" bullpup might be even better. More on that later. 3) Cabin pest...

...class that we call "unlimited." No limits on that class, rangefinders, tripods with guns literally clamped into them, the poor guys use strollers to haul everything from one lane to the next. But, they enjoy it and it makes em happy. It may even fit better with other shooting sports that...