Joy stic front rest, how do they work and can they be added to a rest

[Linko]

I dont own a rest or bipod with a joystick. Do they move elevation and windage? Also is it possible to add a joystick to another rest or bipod? I havent see the mechanism posted as a seperate part.

 

[dkhunt14]

Butch Lambert on here makes them. You can put it on any rest. matt

 

[tightneck]

http://shadetreeea.com/products.htm

 

[gunsandgunsmithing]

http://shadetreeea.com/products.htm

Another vote for Butch Lamberts rest top. It was my first joystick rest. I've had a Farley for several years now....sold my shadetree. In all honesty, I shot just as well or better from my shade tree and it's a lot cheaper.---Mike Ezell

 

[Shynloco]

Linko,
IMHO, joysticks are a great tool (if you can afford one) to make adjustments. It is very useful if you compete(quicker adjustment to target), but a luxury if you only shoot for fun and pleasure. But I will say, if Butch Lambert makes one that adapts to your rest, you can best be assured it is a good unit to have and is well made. Butch is a good guy to know (wealth of good information and resources) in many facets of Benchrest as well as Rimfire Shooting.

Alex

 

[Big Mc]

I dont own a rest or bipod with a joystick. Do they move elevation and windage? Also is it possible to add a joystick to another rest or bipod? I havent see the mechanism posted as a seperate part.

You can,t go wrong with anything Butch makes.. Tommy Mc..

 

[Linko]

thanks, figured someone makes one. does it make both windage and elevation adjustments?

 

[swd]

Yep, they work in both windage and elevation.