Case solution for the Randolph Front Rest

[epags1]

Found a solution on how to protect a Randolph Front Rest.

The Harbor Freight's Apachie 4800 works.

4800 Weatherproof Protective Case, X-Large, Green

Amazing deals on this Weatherproof 4800 Case X-Lg Green at Harbor Freight. Quality tools & low prices.

www.harborfreight.com

It has three lower layers of Pick-and-pull' foam inserts and an egg crate upper layer of foam.

I removed the first layer of 'Pick-and-pull' and put the front rest on the top of the second layer, traced the outling of the base plate and using a sharp knife cut out the material to allow the rest to 'sit' on the bottom layer.

The depth of the case requires the removal of the 'top rest' and the adjustable forend stop (which is either removed or turned over). I found the removed top rest and forearm stop can 'sit' on the second layer of "Pick and pull' and is held in place by the egg crate upper layer.
I just pushed a allen wrench (for the forearm stop screws) as well as the three benchrest protector feet:

 

[Mulligan]

Is that the standard base or the F-Class base?

CW

 

[epags1]

Is that the standard base or the F-Class base?

CW

Looked up F-Class long distance shooting and not sure it is appropriate if you are referring to three position competition.

It is primarily for benchrest precision shooting....however, here are the specs that might allow you to shoot F-open. The Rest allows windage travel of 6 feet and 15 feet of elevation, measured at a 50 yard shooting setup.

By my understanding, the Randolph is a F-Class rest, I might be wrong and that would not be the first time. Unless you are referring to a one piece Unlinited Class rest, At any rate, here
is what I have for Factory Class ARA and National 50.

 

[6BRAckley]

Is that the standard base or the F-Class base?

CW

Clay,

Pretty sure that's the standard base - you can tell by how close the vertical windage brackets are to the edge of base.

JP

 

[piaa1209]

Standard base.