Looking for a rear bag rider that mounts behind the recoil pad

[Lefty Trigger]

I'm looking for a rear bag rider to use on a stock with an odd shaped bottom and I need the bag rider to mount behind the recoil pad. I have seen one of these used on a MDT chassis somewhere but now cant find it?

To make it clear, this is not for an AR style rifle or chassis. I have a wood stock with a standard recoil pad but the bottom of the stock has a pretty sharp angle. I dont want to drill into the stock but would rather mount between the recoil pad and the stock so it could easily be removed.

 

[Nude nut]

I'm looking for a rear bag rider to use on a stock with an odd shaped bottom and I need the bag rider to mount behind the recoil pad. I have seen one of these used on a MDT chassis somewhere but now cant find it?

I have seen a adjustable bag rider that mounts at the usual mounting holes on the ess and acc buttstock that I thought of buying for my acc and I saw it here on this site under articals or maybe a vendor im not sure.

Cheers Trev.

 

[Nude nut]

I'm looking for a rear bag rider to use on a stock with an odd shaped bottom and I need the bag rider to mount behind the recoil pad. I have seen one of these used on a MDT chassis somewhere but now cant find it?

Long shot precision www.bagrider.com have a look here.

Cheers Trev.

 

[R.Morehouse]

If you call Protector and take the exact measurements they ask you for, they would be able to make you a custom bag at a reasonable cost.

Regards
Rick

 

[Papa Charlie]

I did a search and came up with this. Not sure this is what you are talking about but it seems to mount in the same manner as you described.

http://shootingshed.co.uk/wp/2019/05/rear-bag-riders-for-the-tikka-t3-taca1/

and then there is this one also.

https://shootingshed.co.uk/wp/2014/01/accuracy-international-rear-bag-riders/

 

[Lefty Trigger]

Yes, like those but what I seen was just a black plastic/composite slip-in thing. I'm still trying to remember where I seen it on here...

 

[MislMan]

Sure seems like a slip-on would not be very stable. Depends on the type shooting you plan on doing.

 

[Lefty Trigger]

It "slips in" between the butt pad and the stock then you tighten the screws. Somebody on here had a gun for sale in the classifieds that had one on it. I cant remember what gun or who it was but it was recent and I think it was a 22 rifle. I went back through and looked way back but he could have deleted the original post??

 

[6.5grendel]

https://www.jamerllc.com/products-1
I believe this is what you are talking about. Hopefully the link works. If not just go to www.jamerllc.com

 

[Lefty Trigger]

https://www.jamerllc.com/products-1
I believe this is what you are talking about. Hopefully the link works. If not just go to www.jamerllc.com

Ding, Ding, Ding... we have a winner! Thats it exactly, thanks a bunch for finding it.