Gun Rests

[wvuredneck09]

I'm looking for a good quality gun rest. I dont compete do to time and travel constraints so it is more for me to enjoy shooting and for load testing. I have debated a one piece front and rear rest system and can see its benefits. I dont want to spend more money than I have to but want something to last me for quite some time and a quality product. I also dont want to wait on the rest for months, or I'd get a NEO. Any thoughts/recommendations? Would like a coaxial but its not going to make or break my decision.

 

[Geronimo Jim]

Don't forget it has to fit on the top of the stump! I'm baccccccccccccccck! Shot a lot of dogs with Will in Denver.

 

[wvuredneck09]

haha yeah i'm building my bench currently, are you heading down to white hoarse over labor day?

 

[Geronimo Jim]

Where/what is white hoarse?

 

[wvuredneck09]

http://whitehorse.thomassmith.us/index_files/Page797.htm

 

[wvuredneck09]

This is one of the one piece systems I'm looking at http://www.targetshooting.com/catalog/model-1000LP-rifle-rest/

 

[Geronimo Jim]

Thanks for the White Horse link! I save it and will hopefully visit soon. Don't all matches outlaw one piece rests? I am thinking of buying a Sinclair. Used a friends on Tuesday at a practice groundlhog match and it was sweet.

 

[wvuredneck09]

I have looked at the sinclairs and I'm hoping if I wait till the big labor day shoot down there I can talk a few guys into letting me "test drive" some rests to see what I like.

 

[Geronimo Jim]

I have looked at the sinclairs and I'm hoping if I wait till the big labor day shoot down there I can talk a few guys into letting me "test drive" some rests to see what I like.

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