cheap layout blind??

[currieboy]

think it would work as a cheap layout blind???

 

http://www.surplusandadventure.com/ishop/800/shopscr810.html

 

comments recieved with thanks

[henry d]

No, how would you sit up and mount your gun quickly ?

[naddan28]

Surely that is only to any use for the rifle shooter laying prone!?

 

Dan

[DARRYLDUNN]

For not too much more money you could buy a proper layout blind such as the Avery powerhunter.

Much better option with a lower profile. I have used mine on crows a few times recently with great results.

 

Darryl

[roe doe]

For not too much more money you could buy a proper layout blind such as the Avery powerhunter.

Much better option with a lower profile. I have used mine on crows a few times recently with great results.

 

Darryl

 

 

that looks nothing like a lay out blind currie boy

take a look at www trentvalley sporting or look at sporting picture

i,ll post a picture for you i have two great piece of kit :thumbs:

[DARRYLDUNN]

This is the kind of thing I am talking about. I'm sure if you speak to either Richard or Jen at Trent valley they would be able to do you a bit of a deal. After using these on crows on a few occasions now I really feal that they could be a great tool for the pigeon shooter.

 

http://www.trentvalleysporting.co.uk/Hides.html

 

 

 

 

Darryl

[henry d]

...........and a quick google will show you how much our transatlantic cousins pay :unsure:

[Farma Geddon]

If you are going to buy a layout,I would recommend a Finisher.A little bulky,but has room for flask,cartridges food and even a little dog in the boot bag. :unsure:

[roe doe]

...........and a quick google will show you how much our transatlantic cousins pay

 

 

HD ive layout blinds from cabelas and trent valley

and to be honest by the time i paid post and package

and tax its cheaper to buy them over here