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    Shooting Table For Air Rifles

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    John Howard Green
    This document provides instructions for building a shooting table for air rifles from recycled materials. The table top should be made of 12mm plywood measuring 1m by 700mm with a 400mm by 400mm cut-out section. If 12mm plywood is unavailable, a wooden frame can support a sheet of 7mm hardboard as a temporary top. The front and rear legs are made from repurposed trestle parts and brace the top, which sits at a height of 800mm. Gussets and a rear leg brace were later added to further stabilize the shooting table.

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    Shooting Table For Air Rifles

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    This document provides instructions for building a shooting table for air rifles from recycled materials. The table top should be made of 12mm plywood measuring 1m by 700mm with a 400mm by 400mm cut-out section. If 12mm plywood is unavailable, a wooden frame can support a sheet of 7mm hardboard as a temporary top. The front and rear legs are made from repurposed trestle parts and brace the top, which sits at a height of 800mm. Gussets and a rear leg brace were later added to further stabilize the shooting table.

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    DIY shooting table for air rifles that can be packed away after use

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    This document provides instructions for building a shooting table for air rifles from recycled materials. The table top should be made of 12mm plywood measuring 1m by 700mm with a 400mm by 400mm cut-out section. If 12mm plywood is unavailable, a wooden frame can support a sheet of 7mm hardboard as a temporary top. The front and rear legs are made from repurposed trestle parts and brace the top, which sits at a height of 800mm. Gussets and a rear leg brace were later added to further stabilize the shooting table.

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    Shooting Table For Air Rifles

    Uploaded by

    John Howard Green
    This document provides instructions for building a shooting table for air rifles from recycled materials. The table top should be made of 12mm plywood measuring 1m by 700mm with a 400mm by 400mm cut-out section. If 12mm plywood is unavailable, a wooden frame can support a sheet of 7mm hardboard as a temporary top. The front and rear legs are made from repurposed trestle parts and brace the top, which sits at a height of 800mm. Gussets and a rear leg brace were later added to further stabilize the shooting table.

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    Shooting table for air rifles by John Green

    This item can be built from recycled items in your workshop/ garage. The top should be 12mm multiply
    but as its 1m long by 700mm wide and the cut-out section is 400mm by 400mm. I did not have a piece
    this big so looking at a sheet of 7mm hardboard I made a wooden batten frame to support the
    hardboard to try it out and see if it would do the job.
    The front leg frame is a reworked trestle and the rear leg also ex the trestle. The table height is 800mm
    I needed to make the legs re-moveable for storage so they bolt onto the top. The triangular gussets
    made from 12mm multiply were added to brace the front leg frame and later a brace between rear leg
    and front leg frame was added.
    The shooting table is stable enough to use until I can find some 12mm plywood for the top.
    The cushion is used for spring air rifles and the rifle rest for PCP/CO2 . Springers can also be supported
    by the rifle rest after shooting.

    The parts of the shooting table, front leg frame and rear leg, table top with gussets and frame/leg
    mounting attachments

    The assembled shooting table prior to adding the bottom leg brace

    The shooting table setup for use with a Springer air rifle

    Showing the bottom leg brace and target CO2 air rifle

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