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Bench Front Rest vs Bipod?
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<blockquote data-quote="Lenny Foffa" data-source="post: 2613411" data-attributes="member: 100742"><p>For load development at the range I would suggest the best , most stable Rest you can afford. I have a Middle of the Road rest that I shoot bench rest with. Its a Bald Eagle in Cast Iron , with a Flat 3-inch front bag. I also have an old cast Iron rest that use to test my Hunting Rifle loads. I would also suggest that the front bag on the rest, and rear bag, are also very important . If the idea of the range session is to test the quality and Precision of the ammo and how the gun shoots that ammo, then eliminating any wobble or cant movement is important. I just personally really like to know what the Rifle/Scope /Ammo combination is actually capable of. I cannot get that feedback of information shooting off the top of my ammo box with my sweatshirt folded up over it. Thats just my personal opinion and a respectful suggestion.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Lenny Foffa, post: 2613411, member: 100742"] For load development at the range I would suggest the best , most stable Rest you can afford. I have a Middle of the Road rest that I shoot bench rest with. Its a Bald Eagle in Cast Iron , with a Flat 3-inch front bag. I also have an old cast Iron rest that use to test my Hunting Rifle loads. I would also suggest that the front bag on the rest, and rear bag, are also very important . If the idea of the range session is to test the quality and Precision of the ammo and how the gun shoots that ammo, then eliminating any wobble or cant movement is important. I just personally really like to know what the Rifle/Scope /Ammo combination is actually capable of. I cannot get that feedback of information shooting off the top of my ammo box with my sweatshirt folded up over it. Thats just my personal opinion and a respectful suggestion. [/QUOTE]
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