huntwithme
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after all that asking questions and reading the different answers I ended up with a 15" pro hunter in 22/250 barrel. my question who makes the best handgun rest for sighting in a pistol.
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Budget?
huntwithme
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i gues it would be $100, picked up a 243 barrel also
tinkerer
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Here's what I would call the beginner. adequate for quite a lot.
Caldwell 383774 Rock Front Shooting Rest | eBay
I use one with my own design bag insert as I have several different widths of forearms.
Larry
Tinkerer
Caldwell 383774 Rock Front Shooting Rest | eBay
I use one with my own design bag insert as I have several different widths of forearms.
Larry
Tinkerer
Randominator
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I built this rest several years ago using a Midway brand (Caldwell) front rest. I constructed a simple frame that allows the rest to be adjusted for different pistols.
I use this rest mainly for load development, for which it works great. I use a set of Bull Bags to do my actual sighting in as the POI is affected by the pistol grip making contact with the rear sandbag.
I use this rest mainly for load development, for which it works great. I use a set of Bull Bags to do my actual sighting in as the POI is affected by the pistol grip making contact with the rear sandbag.
