Most accurate shooting style

[60723]

I shoot 100 yard .22 Benchrest. Most of my shooting is done off a good bipod and rear squeeze bag. I have a Neo X for other rifles. Do you think using the Neo and a good rear bag would be better for TESTING in selecting lots of ammo?

 

[CJ6]

One piece rest ......

 

[dgeesaman]

If it’s a benchrest stock then a one piece rest.

But you can’t just buy one and slap a rifle onto it. It takes a suitable stock and one piece rest set up well to actually enjoy the advantages.

My most versatile rest setup for load dev / ammo testing is a SEB MiniX (joystick / sand bag top) and a rear bunny ear sandbag. I can maximize most platforms easily with it.

Enough speculation- what rifle?

 

[60723]

I have a Vudoo and a Kidd. Both have parallel rear ends. I have a 3” adapter to fit the front pic rails. Just wondering if using the Seb would be that much more consistent for testing.

 

[dgeesaman]

Since you already have the SEB I recommend you try it with a 3” adapter

 

[VLNBYR]

The best lots will be the best lots no matter how you test.

 

[Ranger188]

I shoot 100 yard .22 Benchrest. Most of my shooting is done off a good bipod and rear squeeze bag. I have a Neo X for other rifles. Do you think using the Neo and a good rear bag would be better for TESTING in selecting lots of ammo?

Yes..

 

[1813benny]

Yes..

Thank you for responding to the actual question!

BTW - I agree, the Neo is a better route.

 

[boltman13]

+1 on the Neo. Then as you get better at running your rifle on the Neo you might consider a one piece rest if you want to spind the money but your improvement over the Neo may be minimal.