For those of you running mechanical front shooting rest what type and brand are u guys running. Was thinking of upgrading my front rest and rear bag setup.
Shooting rest setups
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ShtrRdy
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I'm using a Sinclair. It's pretty heavy and therefore stable.
huntsman22
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as mechanical as I can get...... an old car jack.
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Bald eagle rest
"DON'T BOTHER US. WE ARE DOING IMPORTANT LOAD DEVELOPMENT"....
Sorry, couldn't resist.
Lol!!!
Revolting Peasant
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I am thinking of upgrading also. Considering the Bald Eagle. Watching this one with great interest. RP
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I have SEB's and Farley along with a bald eagle. The bald eagle at its price point is the best on the market IMO. It is sturdy, easily adjustable (coarse and fine adjustment for elevation and fine adjustment for windage) and accepts a wide variety of front bags/pads. Comes in standard and slingshot bases. It really is a great rest.
Hand Skills
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Love the spotter on the Quick-Grip also. Very pragmatic approach!as mechanical as I can get...... an old car jack.
huntsman22
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po' folk have po' ways......
Rhett Crider
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I use model the 1200 from targetshooting.com . Also the LR1000. Excellent products manufactured here in the USA.
1000yrd plate pounder
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i run a seb rest but also have a few other ransom rifle rests that i picked up at swap meets/garage sales when i started my long range shooting with that i bring along to range when a few buddies go along to try their hand at shooting long
Haha that was a good one bro how long did it take u to come up with that? U really got me good!"DON'T BOTHER US. WE ARE DOING IMPORTANT LOAD DEVELOPMENT"....
Sorry, couldn't resist.
