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Kaiser Norton

If you're needing a set feel free to contact me anytime. Price is still the same as the first post on this thread.

Thanks!

Here are a few pics of the benchI built using Lonny’s brackets.
Built 2 benches 1 for my brother inlaw and one for myself. Awesome brackets
https://postimg.cc/gallery/QrJjnF8

Good stuff!! I’ve bought two sets. Thanks !

I'll take a set of 3 - PM on it's way.

These are amazing I made a table several
Years ago and it’s incredibly stable o use it all the time for load development

For you guys that have used these brackets for benches what would you do different if you made another one? I read an earlier post where someone said 37 inches was too short.

Not a thing different, well thought about a recessed drink holder. I made mine on the larger size. If I remember correctly about 36”x48”.
Not sure if you can see in my pics I made riser’s for rest and rear bag. It also saves the bench top from all the little holes that end up marring.

A 3-legged bench is all you need.
You'll be glad you did. Your groups will get tighter now.

Take care.

Thanks Mr. Lonny

Love mine, had it for several years, thanks again. Lonny, hope to see see you in Lewiston in May for the Jack O’Connor throw down.

His brackets are simply the best there is.

Portable tables are essential in the p/dog fields

Quick to pick up and rotate in another direction

Simple to transport with or w/o pipe legs

Along with being a great addition for target shooting

I keep a spare in my reloading room for scope mounting/gun cleaning etc

Pic..been using this table for 22+ years...1000's of p/dogs have been removed over it's top

Don't know how many rounds I've fired off mine! Rock solid and pretty easy to transport!

Thanks Gentlemen!

Always fun to help fellow shooters get their portable bench going.

Appreciate the pictures too.

What are the size specs on this bench?

Why are three legs better than four?

Not vacrt, but 3 legs never wobble. Some people like the added stability of 4, which is fine too. Not sure of the size?

2 tips (if not already posted)

1. Cut slot (handle in top) for carrying.
2. Install clips to hold pipe legs ( to bottom of table top ) during transportation and storage.

( maybe available from OP for purchase?)

Bump for a cool product.

More building tips.....

Lowes.........Depot......etc

Have 'em cut the 3/4" plywood in four 2'x4' sections...enough for two tables

When I was building tables I used 36-38" long top x 2' wide of course

Did build one with a 48" top & 1 1/2" legs...donated it to the local SO

They used it with their Mac 50 cal

Brackets are the key & Lonny has that covered......3 legs all ya need

Another option is having 2 shooter cut outs left or right

Surface protection too iffin it sees wet weather

As pic shows.....I just throw it in the back of the bed......

Two pair of Goldens got to know the sight & sound of my Taco truck

They'd wait for shooting to start them come in for free buffet

Another option is an umbrella....go ahead & laugh....it works !

PM sent for 3X3 brackets.