NEED HELP IDENTIFYING THIS REST

[Bill Rodolph]

I can't find any marks that identify this rest. Anyone have a clue? And maybe a possible value? Trying to help a friend who lost her husband a couple of years ago. Thanks,

bill

 

[Lesloan]

I can't find any marks that identify this rest. Anyone have a clue? And maybe a possible value? Trying to help a friend who lost her husband a couple of years ago. Thanks,

bill

It's really hard to tell from that angle. Can you provide pics shot from other angles?

 

[JMayo]

"Edited"
a farley copy.

 

[Big Mc]

I can't find any marks that identify this rest. Anyone have a clue? And maybe a possible value? Trying to help a friend who lost her husband a couple of years ago. Thanks,

bill

It,s an old Farley.

 

[Bill Rodolph]

Thanks, any idea what it might be worth?

 

[jvw2008]

I believe that is a JAK rest. Look at post number 19 in this thread.

What Are My Choices in Co-Axial Rests?

After recognizing that top accuracy and convenience of light portable equipment (i.e., bipod) are at odds with another for mere mortals like me, I have decided to look into a mechanical front rest (accuracy over convenience). I prefer the co-axials, but all that I see are very expensive. SEB...

forum.accurateshooter.com

 

[Thud]

Yes it's a JAK rest
see pictures

https://www.bing.com/images/blob?bcid=SFhQCnn5zvUB4g

https://www.bing.com/images/blob?bcid=SL0ofd-sefUBlw

 

[jvw2008]

Jeremy Kolden was the manufacturer. I do not believe he is still in business.

 

[Dusty Stevens]

Not a farley. I own #2