SELLING Adjustable Rear Bag Rest

[doogie67]

Homemade rear bag adjustable rest. 3/4" total left to right adjustment. 1" total hight adjustment. For a right hand shooter. Sharp points on leveling screws. BAG NOT INCLUDED! $425 Shipped in the lower 48.

 

[chop house]

Interesting. But 'not legal for trade'? Very useful for those with an arthritic thumb I would guess.

 

[doogie67]

I don't know what you mean by either one of those statements.

 

[Gater]

You can’t use an adjustable rear rest in F-Class or benchrest matches but there are other shooting disciplines that allow an adjustable rear rest the unlimited and heavy gun classes they are allowed as long as the rear rest is not connected to the front rest. Hope this helped.

 

[doogie67]

Thanks! It is allowed in ARA.

 

[chop house]

I don't know what you mean by either one of those statements.

I have a very painful time squeezing a rear bag due to arthritis in my left thumb. Not legal for trade was just a euphemism for rules against supporting the rear rest as mentioned above

 

[fisherman987]

You can’t use an adjustable rear rest in F-Class or benchrest matches but there are other shooting disciplines that allow an adjustable rear rest the unlimited and heavy gun classes they are allowed as long as the rear rest is not connected to the front rest. Hope this helped.

You are wrong on benchrest. As/per NBRSA rules:

2.4.9. The rear rest is comprised of a sandbag, which may be attached to a pedestal and that supports the rifle between the rear of the pistol grip and the toe of the buttstock.

2.4.10. Mechanical rear rests that incorporate windage and elevation adjustments are legal.

 

[shoot4fun]

Also incorrect on rules for Freedom Benchrest:
Rests, Front and Rear:

A Front Rest shall support the front/forearm part of the rifle. A Rear Rest shall support the rear/buttstock of the rifle while in position on the bench. The Front and Rear Rests may not be mechanically attached to the bench, rifle or to the other rest. A flexible mat or belt may be placed and used between the bench and rests, to facilitate coordinated movement and placement of both rests. Either rest, in our Heavy Gun, Light Gun and Tactical discipline, may be mechanical, adjustable in all directions in its construction. A Bipod is also considered a front rest. Sand Bags are required for the Front or Rear Rest System and must fully support the front, sides and rear of the rifle while in the Rest system. Size and thickness of the sand bags are not limited. Any sandbags contained within their rest system may be made from leather, rubber or synthetic fabric.