Toolboxes!

[buksbart]

When cleaning the attic, I found my old toolbox that i used as a kid.
After some cleaning, it is put to good use.

Do you also have storage for your airgun supplies? Show them in this topic!

Mine:

 

[Manthing]

Not really, I seem to have stuff scattered about the house.
If I put it all together Ladything would know how much I've got, can't have that, got to keep her guessing.

 

[buksbart]

Not really, I seem to have stuff scattered about the house.
If I put it all together Ladything would know how much I've got, can't have that, got to keep her guessing.

Haha nice one!

 

[grandadfatboy]

I too have bits and pieces all over the house, but unlike Manny, if I can't find what I'm looking for, £ to a pinch of Bev will know exactly where it is. That said, I have a toolbox in the loft with all the kit I don't use very often. It has two detachable 8" square by 1" deep trays, one of which lives in my shooting bag and contains all the little bits I might need when out. Batteries, breech seals, indexing post, spirit levels etc.

 

[landymick]

Its all over the place & some in boxes.

 

[Manthing]

Thing is @buksbart you need more gear.
I'm currently monopolising
Two window cills, one in the up stairs small bedroom that just happens to have a nice view of the feeders and the one in the boot room.
Two drawers in a 800mm drawer pack.
Half a shelf on one book case.
And a basket in a slot under another bookcase.
Also got a space put aside in the workshop.
Oh and a small wardrobe in the little bedroom.
And the scattergun cabinet.
Think that's it.
Sure I could find some other bits around ana about though.

 

[Manthing]

Almost forgot the 2 unused guns under our bed.

 

[Coypu Hunter]

Almost forgot the 2 unused guns under our bed.

Seek professional help...

 

[buksbart]

Thing is @buksbart you need more gear.
I'm currently monopolising
Two window cills, one in the up stairs small bedroom that just happens to have a nice view of the feeders and the one in the boot room.
Two drawers in a 800mm drawer pack.
Half a shelf on one book case.
And a basket in a slot under another bookcase.
Also got a space put aside in the workshop.
Oh and a small wardrobe in the little bedroom.
And the scattergun cabinet.
Think that's it.
Sure I could find some other bits around ana about though.

Working on that one. Bidding on a diopter as we speak

 

[Christoph1945]

The toolbox is a great idea, I tried it! Moved the tool box from a to b and reopened it; the interior looked like
a bomb had hit it.

 

[buksbart]

The toolbox is a great idea, I tried it! Moved the tool box from a to b and reopened it; the interior looked like
a bomb had hit it.

To bad! I'm in the proces of getting more gear. The following is on the way:

1. Diopter
2. Bore Snake
3. Shooting glasses
4. Case for glasses and ear muff

On the other hand, i've put my CP1-M for sale
Because i don't shoot pistol any more at this time.

 

[Christoph1945]

Its those CO2 caplets, the little burgers persist in sliding all over the place! I will have to work on a way to get the caplets to stay in place. Any ideas?

 

[buksbart]

Its those CO2 caplets, the little burgers persist in sliding all over the place! I will have to work on a way to get the caplets to stay in place. Any ideas?

Shoot more

Or some elastic pouch for the stock of a gun. Instead of shotgun shells, fill it with co2

 

[welshwizard]

Yes mine is in a spare downstairs room though .

 

[Christoph1945]

I think that the toolbox idea is ideal 'perhaps' for taking out to the range but I want to keep my range kit down to a minimum, so would probably be choosing a smaller box for the range than I presently own.

 

[Manthing]

Its those CO2 caplets, the little burgers persist in sliding all over the place. Any ideas?

Hot glue gun.

 

[Coypu Hunter]

Its those CO2 caplets, the little burgers persist in sliding all over the place! I will have to work on a way to get the caplets to stay in place. Any ideas?

Drill a hole through each one and then screw it to a sheet of plywood.

 

[Christoph1945]

 

[Christoph1945]

With all that talk of glue and sticking things together, perhaps glue together a number of suitable lengths of plastic tubing to form a honeycomb into which a number of caplets can be placed to stand up in the bottom of a toolbox. Or maybe just hold the tubes together with elastic bands, a bit like those bumblebee nests that some folk make from hollow canes.

 

[Christoph1945]

Drill a hole through each one and then screw it to a sheet of plywood.

If ya can catch em!