I made my shooting bench for the BRC, and a target stand for ranges of less than 100 yards.
I got the whole top of the bench painted, and was feeling good unitl I put it together.
I used plastic tension sawhorse brackets for it, and got enough 2x4s for four legs....it needs eight. Crap.

At least the rest is done. I will get another 12 footer tomorrow and finish it.

Then I can start loading again. I still have 500 45s to load, 1k 38 special, and at least 300 more 30/06. (And my rifle loading is all single stage on a lee starter press)

I'm making one which looks like this.   I have the wood cut and I'm waiting for the legs to showup.  

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7, That looks like a nice portable bench design.  I've been thinking about building one, maybe I should copy that one.  Thanks for the pic.

That looks llike one of those old CPR backboards we use in cardiac arrest.  You just gave me an idea.

I took a half sheet of BC 3/4 and attached 4 plastic tension style sawhorse brackets to it.
The top is 48" long and 35" wide at the wide point. The left side scoops in to 24" at the back (my wife and I are both right handed).
I didn't do the handle thing.
With the additional legs the cost for the bench and target stand is $50.
I first made the bench 37" high, but that was way too high for the folding chairs so I am going to trim the height to 32".
I rounded over all corners, routered over the edges, sanded, and painted, all in an attempt to avoid splinters.

nice job 7. I'll have to try that.