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Everybody's done this. But I had to convince French wife that converting a $10.00 yard sale (unused) jogger's stroller to something useful wasn't sacrilege. J'ai gagne! 
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Nice job so far. Where do you carry your ammo?...your water bottles?...your other stuff?
Where can I buy those gun holders you have mounted to your cart?
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Argo,
Great way to repurpose a typical household item!
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I bought the double Kolpin Rhino gun grips...$36.00 (x 2) from Amazon. Don't need the XL (which permits you to swivel the mount but is $30 more expensive). https://www.amazon.com/s/?ie=UTF8&ke...hu8oyi3sd_b_p38Water and shells go in the green support on the bottom. Plus I like to carry the British style game/cartridge bags for shells...there are 4 of them on the wall behind the gun cleaning bench.
Last edited by Argo44; 07/12/18 07:17 PM.
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Nice job of repurposing a stroller. It is easier to get a wife to agree to turning it into a gun rack than filling it with its intended cargo. Especially the two seater version. Only concern would be how much weight that it will comfortably carry. Four gun, 30 pounds, shells another 10-15 pounds. They probably are designed for 50-75 pounds so you have a little wiggle room left for cargo.
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As long at it is not too top heavy, you should be good to go.
What are the black "rocks" in the baskets under the bench? For some reason I find them interesting curiosities.
_________ BrentD, (Professor - just for Stan) =>/ ![[Linked Image from i.imgur.com]](https://i.imgur.com/qclHjMQ.jpg)
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Black plastic bags. The ABC store wraps their wares in it though I don't much frequent such establishments anymore. The carriage is very stable. I would reckon it weighs by itself 30 lbs dry with a very wide wheel base so there is no real chance of it turning over. The nice thing about this one, it has a hand brake, a "parking brake," and it folds. It has quick release, bicycle style, full bearing, easy rolling wheels (it was for jogging) and is solid (it carried precious cargo while owner was at speed). See them in yard sales around here all the time. 
Last edited by Argo44; 07/15/18 02:43 AM.
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