WANTED Loading Stand

[Smokey Plainsman]

WTB a revolver loading stand. The kind that holds the revolver vertically (muzzle pointed up) to reload it. Not looking for anything flimsy or the Traditions branded product. Does not need to fold, the sturdier the better. Price of course can vary so will put a theoretical price of $1-$100 to comply with forum rules.

THANK YOU

 

[Rifleman1776]

I could make one for you. But, without specific plans I would not attempt to do so on a 'spec' basis. Offhand, I would say, $100.00 would be a fair price for something like this.

 

[springfield art]

WTB a revolver loading stand. The kind that holds the revolver vertically (muzzle pointed up) to reload it. Not looking for anything flimsy or the Traditions branded product. Does not need to fold, the sturdier the better. Price of course can vary so will put a theoretical price of $1-$100 to comply with forum rules.

THANK YOU

They had an article about making them some time back in Muzzle Blasts. I put together two, for a flint and perc. pistol; not hard to make, just scrap wood, glue, screws, etc. I stained, put felt in the holders, etc. Rubber on base to keep from sliding; give it a try! Envision the simple construction, google it! Good luck!

 

[Smokey Plainsman]

PLEASE DON’T post here if you do not have a stand to sale. I did not ask on instructions but to buy a stand. Thanks bye.

 

[Thunder14]

I will make you one at no cost,I make them for all my friends and for our shooting club.just pay shipping.I need to know for what type of revolvers its going to be used do to barrel length and grip size,

 

[Smokey Plainsman]

I will make you one at no cost,I make them for all my friends and for our shooting club.just pay shipping.I need to know for what type of revolvers its going to be used do to barrel length and grip size,

That is extremely kind! PM sent sir!

 

[Tannehill]

I too am looking for one for an 1858 Remington

 

[Thunder14]

Ok anyone interested here is what they look like. I build them to withstand heavy usage they are solid not flimsy they are dattoed,glued and screwed and counter sunk,leather on top where barrel rests and on bottom where grip sits.