Rifle rest options

Pa.Frank

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Okay, I have 2. I have a 50+ year old Hart rest and a more recent Sinclair.

The Hart is convenient, only 12 pounds, and stable .and I can pick it up by the rest., but the downside is the adjust ability is cumbersome.

The Sinclair weighs a ton, is much easier to adjust, but all else is equal to the old Hart.
A friend is considering one and likes my Sinclair but not the weight. What else s out there? (the gimmick style lead sled rests are out of the question) and preferably under 15 pounds.

so far, the Caldwell is looking like the best choice, but wonder what you guys are using.
 
The Sinclair is a far better rest than the Caldwell.
Look around Benchrest and F C;*** pages and find yourself a used Neo.
 
Okay, I have 2. I have a 50+ year old Hart rest and a more recent Sinclair.

The Hart is convenient, only 12 pounds, and stable .and I can pick it up by the rest., but the downside is the adjust ability is cumbersome.

The Sinclair weighs a ton, is much easier to adjust, but all else is equal to the old Hart.
A friend is considering one and likes my Sinclair but not the weight. What else s out there? (the gimmick style lead sled rests are out of the question) and preferably under 15 pounds.

so far, the Caldwell is looking like the best choice, but wonder what you guys are using.
We were very LUCKY to have Mr. Bob Pastor make us on rof his custom front rests. It was the LAST ONE HE MADE!
Click the Link to the LRH Post we put up.

 
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For my casual shooting a bipod & a squeeze bag works. I don't need to tote a rest & heavy rear bag, every thing is attached to the rifle & fits in bag with shoulder strap.
 
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