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what are some good commercially available range/tackle boxes that folks use on the firing line?
Questions and answers from Facebook
“What are some good commercially available range/tackle boxes that folks use on the firing line?”
-Barry Geipel
Here are some of the most informative comments from the post.
Nathan G - I grew up using a craftsman toolbox. Plenty of room in the bottom for powder and patches and the tray is good for all the small stuff.
Judy M - MTM makes a great muzzle loading box! Reasonable priced and holds all your gear.
Chris K - Plano tackle box.
Denny R - Judy’s got your answer MTM is a great company that is supported our national muzzleloading rifle Association for years And the box is designed for muzzleloading
Bob S - I use a metal tool box that belonged to my Uncle I've got some Walnut I've planned to make one with. Been sitting around about 10 years now.
Gregory P - Try Sycamore Stations https://sycamorestations.com/
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Please note that this course is a BIT course.
Class Times:
Saturday, November 7, 2020 9:00 AM Sunday, November 8, 2020 5:00 PM
Class Cost: $350
The class will be taught by Rickard Sitte 5082234265 scouter-rick@comcast.net
Register at the link below-
https://www.nrainstructors.org/CourseDetails.aspx?Courseid=602565&SearchState=MA&State=y&bsa=&id=52&seats=20&women=&youth=
Click HERE for directions
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