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revolver use on a tripod?

buggz

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Anyone use a revolver with a tripod table and rest?
I'm wondering about the cylinder flame.
Can't just use a blanket, I will guess that will get burned?
I was thinking that bag type rest would also get burned?
 
Thanks Ernie, you are the man.
Do you have any bags, and/or tables in mind?
I will start searching...
 

This is probably the lightest in terms of weight:

The NRL world has some that are larger and lighter weight that is made to go on a tri-pod
 
Found this, looks interesting:
 
Since I'm a little physically challenged I use my long BogPod as a walking stick with a PSR rest on top. Might seem a little strange, but works great for me. I've used it in Africa, many of the western states and full time in WV. I shoot XPs, Encores, Contenders, semiautos, and large revolvers (.454, .475, .500) off it. One or 2 shots from the big revolvers have not affected the PSR. For more shots I put a piece of elephant hide under the cylinder. I use the same hide when shooting off my backpack.
This system has worked for 20+ years. Never had problems with it or saw a need to change.
 
Since I'm a little physically challenged I use my long BogPod as a walking stick with a PSR rest on top. Might seem a little strange, but works great for me. I've used it in Africa, many of the western states and full time in WV. I shoot XPs, Encores, Contenders, semiautos, and large revolvers (.454, .475, .500) off it. One or 2 shots from the big revolvers have not affected the PSR. For more shots I put a piece of elephant hide under the cylinder. I use the same hide when shooting off my backpack.
This system has worked for 20+ years. Never had problems with it or saw a need to change.
This PSR rest is discontinued?
Having a hard time finding favorable results...
 
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