Stanley Rolling Tool Chest Holds Your Bench Gear
How do you haul a heavy front rest, jumbo rear sand-bag, ammo boxes, and all the miscellaneous gear you need for a Benchrest or F-Class match? Stanley makes an inexpensive, lockable Pro Mobile Tool Chest (product 033023R) with a 25-quart capacity that holds plenty of gear.
This wheeled tool chest is big enough for large joystick rests, and rolls on large rubber-coated wheels. Two feet long and 16″ deep, the cargo compartment has lots of space for the big stuff, and the included yellow tool tray will hold smaller components such as dies, priming tools, and loading blocks. On the left and right side of the top lid are two small transparent parts compartments that can store small parts, bullets, ear-plugs, nuts and bolts. Overall, it’s a very handy, versatile rig.
The Stanley Pro Mobile Tool Chest, model 033023R, is available online and through major home hardware stores. Amazon.com sells the Pro Mobile Tool Chest for $48.68. And if you want even more storage space, Stanley makes an even larger 19″x29″x18″, 24-gallon-capacity wheeled chest (product 029025R) that sells for $70.49.
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Australian Robert Carnell uses this rolling tool chest to haul his SEB rest and other gear: “Below is the Stanley cart I modified to use for carting all my various gear around from bench to bench at a match. By cutting out one of the pockets in the liner, my SEB rest fits in nicely on its side, with lots of room for the rear bag and pads etc. I also often pack all the various loading gear around this as well. Then I wheel it into the loading room, drop the loading stuff on the bench, then park it outside on the line behind my first bench.”
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Tags: Benchrest, Tool chest
Storing or transporting the seb rear rest on it’s side is not a good idea. The sand shifts around both in the base and the ears. This box with both of these rests is very heavy. I learned this from experience.
Sears carries an even better rolling box like this Stanley. Its a craftsman rolling box identical to the one above but a little bigger and a hole lot stronger. I looked at both of these before i bought the Craftsman. I think the price was only 50 bucks and it has a lifetime warranty. That makes it unbeatable. Never the less these rolling boxes are great tools. I use mine every time i go to the range. Check it out.
Oh and the Craftsman has a retractable handle. Another advantage over the Stanley. the latches are much better as well. You get the picture. Its just better and its around the same money! Lee
It is a better unit by far!! Lee
EDITOR: OK Lee. Sounds great — but you’re going to have to be real specific with the product name or give us a product number! I’ve googled this without luck, and spent 20 minutes on the Sears website searching “Craftsman, box, rolling, wheels, chest, Storage” — you name it. I also tried the Craftsman site — again without success.
Also, be aware that just because something has the Craftsman name doesn’t necessarily mean it has a lifetime warranty anymore… best to double check.
I thinks storing or transporting the seb rear rest on it’s side is not a good idea. This box with both of these rests is very heavy.