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<blockquote data-quote="Crews" data-source="post: 1383183" data-attributes="member: 83626"><p>I got the new Hog saddle PIG tripod, and put a Really Right Stuff universal leveling base on top. Also put some arca plates on my rifles and hard-mounted them to the RRS head. This is often referred to as a pretty solid setup, according to the research I did before purchasing. I tried standing, kneeling, and sitting shots. I tried all the different sling stabilization methods. </p><p></p><p>I couldn't make consistent hits on a 12" steel plate at 400 yards to save my life. And that's a chip shot for me usually from a prone position off a bipod and a rear bag. Perhaps it is something that takes a tremendous amount of practice to get good at, but the juice just wasn't worth the squeeze for me. I just couldn't see how it could offer enough advantages in a hunting situation to warrant the $500+ investment in equipment, plus lugging all that crap around.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Crews, post: 1383183, member: 83626"] I got the new Hog saddle PIG tripod, and put a Really Right Stuff universal leveling base on top. Also put some arca plates on my rifles and hard-mounted them to the RRS head. This is often referred to as a pretty solid setup, according to the research I did before purchasing. I tried standing, kneeling, and sitting shots. I tried all the different sling stabilization methods. I couldn't make consistent hits on a 12" steel plate at 400 yards to save my life. And that's a chip shot for me usually from a prone position off a bipod and a rear bag. Perhaps it is something that takes a tremendous amount of practice to get good at, but the juice just wasn't worth the squeeze for me. I just couldn't see how it could offer enough advantages in a hunting situation to warrant the $500+ investment in equipment, plus lugging all that crap around. [/QUOTE]
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