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I have used the Midway version of this Tipton vise for at least ten years, it works fine for me. The plastic is easy to clean too.
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Now you fellows have gone and set off a storm of plans in my mind. I have a bunch of cherry and black ash that are crying out to me. Back skins from African trophies for padding, boy this is going to be a winter project. I will build prototype in spruce to get dimensions appropriate. I never thought of that use for the wood.
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If you aren't looking to build something
For cleaning, Hoppe's cleaning & maintenance cradle. Costs 20 bucks, is easily transportable and works. You can use the legs as part of a self-built as well.
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I have used the Midway version of this Tipton vise for at least ten years, it works fine for me. The plastic is easy to clean too. Yep, that's me too. I finally broke down and bought a $50.00 tipton and it works great.
I try to stick with the basics, they do so well. Nothing fancy mind you, just plain jane will get it done with style. You want to see an animal drop right now? Shoot him in the ear hole. BSA MAGA
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Wow Huntsman22 really nice vise for sure. Roundoak, you've got a nice one as well. If I had any wood working skills at all, I would ask you guys for your plans. Sadly, I don't so, I'm probably just going to keep Tipton Best Gun Vise.
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I picked up one of the plastic ones from Cabelas during one of their clearance sales. At about $25 it was worth it but not for the original price of $35-$40. The buttstock doesn't cam over quite far enough on some thinner stocks, I have to add a towel or something to make it a bit thicker.
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A little bit of scope mounting and a blonde ale for RDW.
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sounds like its time for a new gun.
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...just cobbled together some maple and cherry scraps and added a couple qwik grip clamps.... Wish my cobbled together stuff looked like that.
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jagd, I posted a wood constructed vise previously, however you may be interested in the Plano Model 1816. This has been very usefull at the range, in the field and in the man cave. The only modification I did to it was "super glue" some rubber pads on the bottom of the main box to reduce slipage. I also might add, the shooting case floats, at least for the time it took me to retreive it from an Ontario, CDA lake. http://www.planomolding.com/hunting/hunting-products/
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jagd, I posted a wood constructed vise previously, however you may be interested in the Plano Model 1816. This has been very usefull at the range, in the field and in the man cave. The only modification I did to it was "super glue" some rubber pads on the bottom of the main box to reduce slipage. http://www.planomolding.com/hunting/hunting-products/ I like how the plano box layers. probably makes a great range box for barrel break in and other controversal cleanings.
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sounds like its time for a new gun.
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Well I don't have much access to tools saws or drills so I ordered a tipton since it was on sale and it gets decsent thumbs up.
I think once I use this thing for awhile i'll be able to figure out what i like and dont like and i'll put together my own once i collect the necessary tools.
tipton comes with a cleaning matt from cabelas now.
Also ordered the weaver torque driver kit so i can get my scopes squared away proper.
Loving life in the Great North West one day at a time.
sounds like its time for a new gun.
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