Latest Skeleton Front Rest from Lenzi…

[MasterYoda]

Love mine! Sooo smooth!!

 

[MasterYoda]

Work of art!

 

[gunsandgunsmithing]

Hey Fellers, I'm just wondering if the "trend setters" are just getting older and need lighter rest.... John

Lol! You may be on to something! Either way, if the stability is just as good with a lighter rest, then I like the lighter weight. I don't know the dimensions without looking but I think the Lenzi might benefit more from weight than the newer Raptors and Sebs because it doesn't have as big of a footprint as the other two...going by memory.

I was a little apprehensive of the Raptor being stable as light as it is but after buying and using it, I have no issues with it's stability. It's solid, even with my heavy gun. I've had lighter rests to move a bit when I push the gun back while running fast. So far, so good though. I think the combination of the weight the Raptor does have, along with a well thought out footprint...it just plain works. Where the gun sets and how that weight is applied probably accounts for it to a degree as well.

 

[Pete Wass]

I bought my Lenzi a little over a year ago, used, from a friend who had a new one coming in. I hadn't used one before I bought the one I have. I was using a Farley I had owned since they first came out and it had the Dave Short mod to it so it worked pretty well. Anyway, I decided to spend some of the Nursing Home's Money and bough the Lenzi. After using the Lenzi for the first time it occurred to me that I didn't even realize I was using it when I was shooting, it was and is that smooth. A much improved piece of kit compared to the old Farley, in my estimation.

 

[Pete Wass]

I bought my Lenzi a little over a year ago, used, from a friend who had a new one coming in. I hadn't used one before I bought the one I have. I was using a Farley I had owned since they first came out and it had the Dave Short mod to it so it worked pretty well. Anyway, I decided to spend some of the Nursing Home's Money and bough the Lenzi. After using the Lenzi for the first time it occurred to me that I didn't even realize I was using it when I was shooting, it was and is that smooth. A much improved piece of kit compared to the old Farley, in my estimation.

The Lenzi I have is lighter than the old Farley so I thought it lite . Don't know why anyone would want anything liter.

 

[ChrisNZ]

..what is the advantage of cutting weight in the front rest.?

It's not just the physical effort in transporting/handling them. If you travel internationally, the extra freighting costs quickly add up. Airlines slug into you for those extra pounds..

One of my team mates has a Max but he has the size to lug it about and costs don't worry him.

 

[David Conder]

I got mine a month ago an I sold my Farley the week after I shoot on it an by the way it takes a year to get mine I am getting ready for tack driver 5