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I bought one a year or two ago from Dicks, tried it out in my back yard and it was junk so I returned it. If you have a unique or special tip you'd like to share with Buckmasters fans, please email it to and, if chosen, we will send you a cap signed by Jackie Bushman, along with a knife! How much does the piping run per 10ft if you know? Something that will last a couple years?
They are not that expensive. Thanks for any than "practice your off hand shooting" - almost anyone can benefit from a rest. The length depends on how high you want the rail to be. You'll find this method also works well for raising and lowering your shooting rails to accommodate different sized hunters. I took it off for the season. This prevents my clothing from catching on it. I've used this rail system for many years. Those lock on's are nice for bow hunting but with rifle season here I'd like something to give me a steady rest when hunting my lock on stands. Normally I have a camo cloth draped over the rail to hide my hand movements. Last edited by warydragon on Fri Jan 07, 2011 1:52 pm, edited 1 time in total. Has anyone built anything like this before? Homemade tree stand shooting rail transport. The closer to the hinges you get, the higher the rail will be. Parents will appreciate the ability to raise shooting rails as their children grow.
Thanks for any help. I myself like a lower rail. I then cut the ends to the desired height and wrap it with black copper pipe insulation. I used my imagination and came up with a simple homemade remedy using two square-shouldered U-bolt clamps and two PVC pipe couplings.
Bring a rifle to test the height and get it just right, then clamp the PVC rings in place with the U-bolt clamps. A tall person might need the rail to be raised significantly higher than a child or shorter hunter. My tip is a result of wanting to adjust the height of the shooting rail on my metal ladder stand after I moved it to a new location. Also bring black duct tape and a wrench to secure U-bolt clamps. Take some measurements of an existing rail or put 3 pieces of wood together in the shape of the rail and once you figured your comfortable height you can measure the length of the 3 pieces of wood to determine your rail length. Or have you rigged one up yourself? The PVC rings are the braces, and the clamps simply hold them in place. In the past deer have gotten to close for me to get ready to shoot. I was wanting to build something that resembles a shooting rail that i can staple camo burlap to conceal my movement better. Use these tips to adapt and capitalize! I have the wife make a cover for it with a piece of camo fabric. Big game tree stand shooting rail. While hunting, I place my crossbow or rifle across the rail to leave both hands free. Also what is a good material to use for this. Here is a link to USA Home Depot prices.... =c_Conduit.
To grip the tree, I welded an angle iron with some teeth to the ends of the shooting rail. It uses a 24' ladder. I have a 15 ft ladder stand in some tight cover. Read Recent Tip of the Week: • Hunting the Peak of Rut: It's the peak of the rut in much of the country, but are you still using early-season tactics? How long of a peice does one rail usually? It gets in the way but is usable. These vertical pieces fasten to the shooting rail with bungee chords and hold the rail up. Anybody here know of a good after market shooting rail for a lock on stand? Place a PVC coupling on top of each arm of the stand, beneath the rail, then slide the couplings toward the back of the stand until the rail is raised to the desired height. For the slider rings, bring two, PVC couplings. The idea was to have something sturdy and quiet attached beneath each of the rail arms to raise the shooting bar to the height needed. Need Treestand cover ideas. A chain with turnbuckle is used to secure it to the tree.
I suppose a hose clamp or heavy-duty zip tie would also work well for securing the coupling. You can also see my red safety rope chained to the tree. Hang on tree stand with rail. I'm hoping to get some good ideas from TOO. They should be from 1-inch to 4-inches in diameter, depending on how high you need to raise the shooting rail. On one of my ladder stands, the rail was too high and I had to cut it to make it more comfortable. So, here's what you'll need to bring to your stand: To secure the PVC coupling rings, bring two U-bolt clamps (square-shouldered, not round).
Ill probably use U bolts and connect it to the stand. I may by the bender.. its like 20 bucks at lowes I think. 7 posts • Page 1 of 1. I can run the conduit and a conduit bender down to you one day if you don't have access to it. Homemade shooting rail. I havent priced any of it yet. I normally run a piece of PVC water pipe through the second ladder wrung from the top and connect a piece of 3/4" PVC with a 90 degree elbow to each end. I welded this particular stand in 1989. Some of our spots offer us no cover. Thanks for the info btw everyone.
Attached is a photo of one of my ladder stands with an 1/2" electrical conduit shooting rail. I bring a roll of black duct tape too, and wrap some around any protruding parts of the U-bolt clamp. We were thinking about wrapping the stands with a camo type material from the shooting rail down to the platform. CF, I have made several for my API climbers, I do the same as Peter P with a piece of electrical conduit. I feel like im sticking out like a sore thumb in some of them. Moderator: Excalibur Marketing Dude. After setting up my stand, I realized the shooting rail needed to be higher because the lay of the land was different than the previous location. I used 1/2 inch emt pipe (electrical metal tubing) and bent it with a pipe bender to get the right width. They need to be large enough to fit over the stand arms and bottom of the PVC ring.
We have mostly ladder stands with a shooting rail.