Post a pic of your 3gun stroller cart

[texas chase]

I'm starting a project to convert a double jogging stroller into a 3 gun cart and am trying to find ideas. If you guys have done this, will please post a pic of what you did? (Doesn't have to be a double. Just looking for ideas like I said.) I sure would appreciate it and I'm sure there are others that would benefit from it too.

Thanks

 

[RatDrall]

Tactical Wheelbarrow!

 

[texas chase]

Rat, you got any pic's or what?

 

[RatDrall]

I don't own a tactical wheelbarrow, but if you google "Tactical Wheelbarrow" you'll find some good stuff.

 

[Dr. Tad Hussein Winslow]

Tactical Wheelbarrow!

 

[texas chase]

I was thinking along the lines of something like this...

http://www.geocities.com/utahmga/cart.html

 

[Texpatriate]

Not mine, but I thought it was pretty funny.

Fun with google images:



I especially like the old school AR and Mosin with affixed bayonets. Ready to rock.

 

[jmorris]

I bought my baby stroller/jogger off of Egay for $15 then used some ATV mounts. I welded tubes to split set collars to increase versatility. I can use the mounts on the 3 gun cart ATV racks/handle bars and I even built a rack so I can use them over head in my jeep.

 

[texas chase]

Just bought this on Fri and have been cleaning it up/ tinkering.

 

[mahoniesgreen]

That jeep is awesome! I think everyone should make a mount like that for their vehicle. First dates might be akward, but then you would know if a second date need to be had or not! To cool.

 

[jmorris]

You should always know who you are with. If they ask how they can get one you are good to go. M-day +9 years for me.

 

[blackops]

I bought my baby stroller/jogger off of Egay for $15 then used some ATV mounts. I welded tubes to split set collars to increase versatility. I can use the mounts on the 3 gun cart ATV racks/handle bars and I even built a rack so I can use them over head in my jeep.

Must be nice! I live in California and this just doesn't fly with our laws. What a dream come true this setup would be for me. Great setup!

 

[jmorris]

I don't know the transport laws of CA but I do know that the SBR part is ok but the suppressor would be a no go.

 

[blackops]

I'm seriously getting tired of these BS laws. We have more gangs and low lifes here than most states and that is there reasoning? 99 percent of these gang bangers don't have registered guns and if they want suppressors they will get them! Why take it out of the good guys hands! If they would rest the laws these gang bangers would think twice of going into a guys house if he can own an AK. Look at Texas, you can own it all and there crime rate is nowhere near ours. Wonder why? Cause people think twice about busting in a house if they no civilians car carry legally what they have always been carrying. This especilly ticks me off for the XDM. Can't even buy it here because of mag capacity. What a frekn joke!!

 

[SHusky57]

I'm seriously getting tired of these BS laws. We have more gangs and low lifes here than most states and that is there reasoning? 99 percent of these gang bangers don't have registered guns and if they want suppressors they will get them! Why take it out of the good guys hands! If they would rest the laws these gang bangers would think twice of going into a guys house if he can own an AK. Look at Texas, you can own it all and there crime rate is nowhere near ours. Wonder why? Cause people think twice about busting in a house if they no civilians car carry legally what they have always been carrying. This especilly ticks me off for the XDM. Can't even buy it here because of mag capacity. What a frekn joke!!

Apparently you are wrong, and Dallas TX has a higher homicide rate than San Fran and LA.

Latest 2006 Crimes per 100,000 People based on FBI UCRs:
Homicide

Austin TX - 2.8
Dallas TX - 15
San Antonio TX - 9.2


Los Angeles CA - 12.4
San Francisco CA - 11.5

Norman OK - 4.9
Oklahoma City OK - 10.3

National Avg - 7


What I want to know is what Austin does that is different from Dallas, or OKC than Norman. Not to go on a sociology tangent, but it seems cities in a state with similar gun laws can have wildly differing homicide rates - and so gun laws may not even be a factor in homicide rates.

 

[texas chase]

OK, back on topic

here are some more examples I found...