Kaja's Shooting Range, Episode 2, Part 2: Woodworking

All the lumber I need for this project fits in a pickup truck - one with a full-length (8-foot) bed, not one of those short-bed four-seaters that "pickup posers" tend to drive. Sarcastic remarks aside, all I needed to do was cut some shelves from the plywood, cut the corners off the ground-contact 2"x4"x8' boards, and drill pilot holes for construction screws. By the way, if you're wondering why I used a hand-held circular saw to cut the plywood, even though I own a table saw, it's because I don't have room. I'm also aware that I need to replace the spring for the guard on my chop saw, please don't bug me about it. Oh, one last thing, to all those people who would drill pilot holes by hand and by eye, rather than by careful measurement and use of a drill press: did you see the engine lathe, the milling machine, the welding machines, and the Rockwell hardness tester? I'm a machinist, not a bloody carpenter.