Excellent. Now thats got me thinking . Im in need of a new gun rack so thats a great idea. Cheers.
A.T.B.
Ian
Last edited by DJP; 19-11-2004 at 06:45 PM.
Excellent. Now thats got me thinking . Im in need of a new gun rack so thats a great idea. Cheers.
A.T.B.
Ian
Founder & ex secretary of Rivington Riflemen.
www.rivington-riflemen.uk
good idea that just throw some of wifes cloths out.
[QUOTE=DJP It started life as a cheapo B&Q bookcase and ended up like this through trial and error!
Looks very good! What did the original bookcase look like? As in: how much altering did you do to the basic item?
Nice looking guns,what make ,model are they.
DJP.
What a great idea, looks good.
Why not make some to order and sell em?
Jeff G
That is what i was going to say,good job mateOriginally Posted by Jeff Goodman
CS1000-HW97K
HW 75 .177
HW 45 Black Star
My thoughts exactly Ian I have seen a few others based upon bookshelf’s, which were obviously still bookshelf’s but that’s excellent DJPOriginally Posted by I. J.
Carl .. AA S410K Nikko Sniper 10x42, AA TX200SR Simmons ProAir 4-12x40, Venom 97K Nikko Sniper 10x42.
Nice rack m8, but who done your plumbing that rad pipe looks a bit brahms and list ,Ron.
Im Guessing:Originally Posted by verminhunter
1 - AA S400/410
2- HW95
3 - AA TX200
4 - BSA Mecury maybe?
Gaz, exactly right on the guns mate!
BTW there is very little of the original bookshelf left - I just pinched the wood from it, if I was making another I'd just buy sheets of pine (or ply or whatever).
I may post some plans on here in due course, once I'd figured the design it was very simple to make - just a jig saw and drill needed (trust me on this 'cos I'm really useless at woodwork!).
For some reason the rack was near impossible to photograph - either the rack or the background came out looking p!ssed - hence the appearance of the rad pipe which is actually parallel (?)!
yay!
thats saved me from abit of embarrissment!
Thats exactly what I thought. Its the scopes I was struggling with.Originally Posted by gaz gun man
If theres a lot of woodwork involved BANG goes that idea. Im to woodwork as Cyril Smith is to hangliding.
Last edited by I. J.; 20-11-2004 at 09:35 AM.
Founder & ex secretary of Rivington Riflemen.
www.rivington-riflemen.uk
well, i didnt want to show off by naming the scopes tooOriginally Posted by I. J.