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I have a gun box that attaches to a jogging stroller. I had a tump over with the gun rests attached to the side of the stroller so I wanted to get the gun lower and centered in the cart. Hence the gun box sitting on the stroller. Worked great for a while, but I had another gun dump at my last...

how i see myself at an FT match Reality

...carriage guys struggle in matches in places like this dissuaded me from that route. At an established shooting range with a pleasant little foot path and the lane markers one step off each side of the graveled trail .....I can see the logic in the baby stroller for those types of ft matches.

Just cut all your springs in half and add a couple pounds a lead to the stocks outfitted with stroller wheels. 😃

honestly i didn't think to check that? hmm.. when i get home tonight i'll darn sure take a looksee.

I was like damn, what in the he'll are these guys using a Bob for, I have all ways heard of" girl toys" referred to as their , Bob. Battery Operated Boyfriend. Never heard of a stroller referred to as such.

I hear ya. I’ve pretty much got my BR gear down to all I need and rarely pack stuff that I don’t need.

red rubber baby buggy bumpers,,, :) here is a link from the search feature for these buggies,,, happy hunting https://www.airgunnation.com/search/375994/?q=stroller&o=relevance

To be honest , I have considered the running stroller to carry all my gear, but, they are not always practical, especially in some rocky terrains. I have shot in quite a bunch of places now, best way, is to carry all your gear. If you do what I do, I take my young teenage nephew with me, and he...

...a child. But thank goodness that the child is quiet for the parents. It all started with Gameboys. Now you see three and four year olds in strollers and restaurants with ipads. As a society we're addicted to our phones but its really taking a toll on objective thinking and participating in...

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Finally had time to rip apart a BOB stroller I bought from Facebook marketplace for $50. Works for every FT gun I own and that’s a lot 🥴 This is the almost finished product:

Yup a running stroller turned gun cart. Been using them for 3-gun for awhile. Another good option is the folding caddy for golf bags. Light weight and take up less space just don't try to load them with tons of stuff.

...small wheels just nose dived into the loose mushy stone so I had to pull it kind of lofting the front wheels out of the stone. That s what hurt my back. Just looking for feedback to see if the three wheeled strollers would stay up on top of loose stone when pushed. Thanks for your feedback...

Great idea plus you are getting a young person involved

So in the FT world and at rifle ranges it’s common to see joggers baby strollers converted into range carts. Let’s see what you’ve done with your BOB or range cart. Mines not finished and no the barrel won’t touch anything when I’m done - but I’ll go first:

When I was a When I was a kid "BOB" meant something to do with the girly magazines we would pilfer from dumpsters. It was/is a college town. Anyway, did anyone ever say what "BOB" actually means in this case? Been wondering ever since this post first showed up. I guess it is simply a...

...and set up. Lets not forget the "so stupid manufacturers" that put the gauges on the business end.... arghh,. below is a common configuration of a BOB stroller converted for range use... some folks use a gun case mounted nose down in there BOB'... certainly could still shoot a foot.,. but i jest.

And in comes the Sapphire Edition ! It’s shooting jsb 10.34’s at 909 FPS right out of the box. The addition of the PRS shoulder piece really helped the overall balance and ability to get a good eye box. 11.5 lbs as shown!

...be made in a few minutes. here is the hardware. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01MYTUPFQ/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&th=1 Here are a few pouches. I just use parachute cord and hang them from my stroller at FT matches, around my neck. I think most of my rifle cases has one...