• Portable archery target stand for outdoor hunting and shooting practice.
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Rhino RTT-302 15.5-Foot Tripod Command Tower

Rhino RTT-302 15.5-Foot Tripod Command Tower

SKU RTT-302

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Features:

  • Large 37.5” x 37.5” Platform
  • 20” x14” Comfort Mesh Swivel Seat
  • Seat Height 20”
  • 15.5’ Measured to the Shooting Rail
  • Rigid Rectangular Ladder Entry
  • Padded Arm Rests and Shooting Rail
  • Non-Skid Raised Steel Mesh Platform
  • Box Weight 131 lbs
  • Total Weight Capacity 300 lbs
  • Seat comes assembled
  • Seat Pedestal Strength Enhancement
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California Prop 65 Warning

⚠️ WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov. Learn more
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Rambo
the instructions do suck

the instructions do suck. When putting this together, its easier to figure out the cross braces when you stand the whole tripod up. trying to do the whole thing on the ground won't work. assembling the seat/platform and the 3 main legs are easy. once you have those up, then stand the whole tripod up and attach the cross braces. you may need a folding ladder though to reach it or stand on bed of pickup truck.

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Anonymous

hate to say it but everyone is right. instructions are terrible. if you can put it together stand doesnt seem bad. but you will spend a good amount of time trying to figure it out. Ps had to spend 16 dollars on hardware because bolts they sent werent the right size.

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Anonymous

instructions terrible good luck

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Tschongar

terrible instructions! no parts labeled still not done bending bent ends back to somehow fit

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Cray

Awful assembly instructions, have 3 hours spent and still not put together. I have no idea how the leg supports go on. Pealing paint and a bent foot out of the box.