About time I made a pistol stand!

[Larry (Omaha)]

I have had my 44 cal Remington revolver for years and never had a pistol stand. Too lazy I guess, but thought it was time. Had some wood left over from a tear out job in the house that the little lady requested. I just had to remove the varnish, but worked out OK. The 1/2 round grooves under the base are only there because the wood was fluted for the original home installation.
This is what I came up with.

Flintlocklar

 

[Griz44Mag]

Your shop is WAY too clean! Not even any sawdust in the saw table guides....

(Nice support on your stand, really thought that one out!)

 

[Larry (Omaha)]

Your shop is WAY too clean! Not even any sawdust in the saw table guides....

(Nice support on your stand, really thought that one out!)

That is the garage and I use the Stihl leaf blower on the two saws after use with the door open of course. Takes about a minute to clean.
Thanks

 

[eggwelder]

that was my first thought too. about the shop being too clean...
pistol stand is pretty cool too

 

[Blogman]

Nice stand and yes, too clean.

 

[wiksmo]

No daylight seen between the revolver grip and curved stand base. Looks like a good build.

I've always thought a clean workshop is safer. Good show there, too.

wiksmo

 

[M. De Land]

No daylight seen between the revolver grip and curved stand base. Looks like a good build.

I've always thought a clean workshop is safer. Good show there, too.

wiksmo

I always think a super clean work shop means not much is being done in it! Tisk Tisk I do like the revolver stand as well! Might want to add a cylinder press to it. That takes all the strain out of the loading ram on the revolver.
I have three hand gun loading stands and a cylinder press. Two are for single shots and one for revolvers.
For revolvers, I find the cylinder press the most useful.