I know im resurrecting an older thread, but has anyone thought about integrating the compartment behind the second row into a long rifle concealment? i am in the search for a 100 now and this will be the first "mod" on my checklist. I plan on mocking these drawers and I like the idea of having my rifle/shotgun concealed while on hunting trips (theft reasons). Are the dimensions suitable for containing two average hunting rifles? this site has given me so many great ideas and i thank yall greatly!
Another Home-Brew Drawer System Build
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You can pretty much do anything your mind can come up with! There's plenty of room to put them anywhere, side to side or front to back. Either way you should be fine. The main thing is plan ahead before you even touch the materials trying to think of all the different ways you would like to use it then come up with tackle plan! I built my own and am very happy even though a couple little things could be different now that I have them for a little wile!
Best of luck and just scout all the many build variations in the 100 section.
Best of luck and just scout all the many build variations in the 100 section.
thanks! yeah i will definately put a ton of thought and design to it before i build
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Been doing some updates to my system lately, should be done sometime next week.
Went with a 2-high stack on the passenger side, and a double drawer slide on the driver side. Fridge will slide out, then another drawer will pull out from underneath with cutting board, etc.
Still have lots of cleanup and squaring to do, this is all just rough-attached. Also still have to rework the wings and trim pieces on left/right sides.
Went with a 2-high stack on the passenger side, and a double drawer slide on the driver side. Fridge will slide out, then another drawer will pull out from underneath with cutting board, etc.
Still have lots of cleanup and squaring to do, this is all just rough-attached. Also still have to rework the wings and trim pieces on left/right sides.
Being as you are only a state away, you can make up another set and drive down and pick it up! Let me know how much you'll charge!
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Better leave that to the pros
Ha! That looks professional
What drawer slide hardware did you use?
Better leave that to the pros
Looks like you have some skills!
Looks great!
That is really nice!!! Well done.
Looks awesome!!
Very very nice! Any idea how much it weighs?
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yes, right at 160lbs unloaded.
