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Typical Field Rest
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<blockquote data-quote="JohnWess" data-source="post: 2019072" data-attributes="member: 106822"><p>I agree that practicing and finding the best one that works for you is the way to go. However, as a guy who has tried prone, kneeling, sitting, and standing positions, here is what works best for me in hunting situations.</p><p></p><p>Sitting with a Tripod and a Triclawps double cam on a pan head so I am able to get the rifle on target quickly. I then support the butt of the rifle with a set of twist lock shooting sticks (mine are an old set of stoney point which I am not sure are even made any more). This gets me rock steady for the longer shots. I do carry this set up with me on my pack and it is a lot of stuff but it works so well I decided it was worth it. I also like it because the shooting sticks are a great rest out to around 300 yards. Then the full set up is nice past that. Hope this helps.</p><p></p><p>As a side note. I really like bipod and rear bag as well, however I am often in vegetation too tall to make this work.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="JohnWess, post: 2019072, member: 106822"] I agree that practicing and finding the best one that works for you is the way to go. However, as a guy who has tried prone, kneeling, sitting, and standing positions, here is what works best for me in hunting situations. Sitting with a Tripod and a Triclawps double cam on a pan head so I am able to get the rifle on target quickly. I then support the butt of the rifle with a set of twist lock shooting sticks (mine are an old set of stoney point which I am not sure are even made any more). This gets me rock steady for the longer shots. I do carry this set up with me on my pack and it is a lot of stuff but it works so well I decided it was worth it. I also like it because the shooting sticks are a great rest out to around 300 yards. Then the full set up is nice past that. Hope this helps. As a side note. I really like bipod and rear bag as well, however I am often in vegetation too tall to make this work. [/QUOTE]
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