Flexible Arm Ammo Caddy

[PMA3]

Does anyone know where I can buy a flexible arm ammo caddy? I want one that attaches to the front rest (or plate) and the flexible arm goes ABOVE the windage adjustment knob. The new Super Feed looks like the arm is BELOW the windage knob and would present the same problem as any "stand alone" caddy....every time you make a windage adjustment, you're trying to maneuver AROUND the caddy. On page 34-35 of the ONLINE 2015 Nightforce catalog, there is a picture of a perfect example of what I'm looking for... a young shooter with a black stock looks like he has one attached to a Randolph rest.....anything similar to this type of caddy should work....thanks guys.

 

[Killick]

I don't know about your rest but I made this one for a Bald Eagle rest.
http://bulletin.accurateshooter.com/2015/05/do-it-yourself-adjustable-ammo-caddy-under-10-00/

 

[PMA3]

Killick,

The one you made is the same principle for the one I'm looking to buy.....I'm not a handy man, so making one is out of the question....you did a very nice job on yours.

Paul

 

[ridgeway]

I know Joe Cowan used to make them from a delrin block and used flexible coolant hose for the adjustable arm. You can see one here...

http://bulletin.accurateshooter.com/2009/04/high-quality-shooting-accessories-from-joe-cowan/

 

[JamesnTN]

Here you go,

Scroll down and they have two different versions.

http://www.sinclairintl.com/shooting-rests-bipods/shooting-rests-tops/shooting-rest-accessories/sinclair-competition-shooting-rest-prod39322.aspx

 

[Mr.Spradlin]

Try this


http://www.accurateshooter.com/gear-reviews/sure-feed-vertical-feed-ammo-caddies/

 

[PMA3]

ridgeway, James TN, mrspradlin:

Thanks for the options...unfortunately, none of them will work on my set up. I have a 1" aluminum plate that is approx. 18" wide and 24" long that tapers to a blunt triangle shape and is drilled to accept a JJ AND Randolph rest, each requiring their separate 3 holes because their centers are different sizes. This means I need a flexible arm that is approx. 20" long. The Cowan arm looks to be about 8-10" and the Sinclair is 13"....I covered the Flexible Sure Feed in my initial post. If I was smart enough, I would paste in the Nightforce picture from their online catalog as this provides a great example of what I'm looking for, but I can't even post my own pictures on this site let alone a pic from someone's catalog.

 

[Mr.Spradlin]

That might be a Farley but cant tell what the logo is on it.
Did you contact Cowan or Sure Feed to see if they might be able to make something that will fit your needs perfectly?

 

[PMA3]

I had a Sure Feed and sold it.....went to a block with a rows of 5 holes....this set up works better for me but is stationary and in the way. I'll try to contact Cowan and see what he offers......thanks.

 

[LawrenceHanson]

I added a few “legos” to my Joe Cowen “Speed Feeder” to make it ride up over the rest knobs. Attaching it to the front of my rest made it less likely that I would bump it out of position during rest adjustment.