Prone Shooting Pad

[slim56]

I am going to begin shooting F Class and would like some suggestions for a shooting mat.

Thanks,

Ken

 

[crem1]

Look at the Midway pro competitiom mat, they are on special this month I got mine for 66.00 ahipped. Seems to be decent for the money.

 

[nhm16]

Look at the Midway pro competitiom mat, they are on special this month I got mine for 66.00 ahipped. Seems to be decent for the money.

I like mine, except for one of the two straps that keep it rolled up came right out the third time I used it. The sole remaining strap is sufficient to keep it rolled up, but I need to have it fixed somehow. In all other respects it is superior to their smaller. Plus it's perpetually on sale for $50.

 

[rain164845]

I have a camping pad purchased from Wal Mart for a few bucks. It works fine for match use and casual shooting in a field. It is just foam and won't protect against cacti, but I shoot in the east so it isn't a problem.
Joe

 

[spclark]

I've been using a Dillon shooting mat:

http://www.dillonprecision.com/#/content/p/9/pid/24650/catid/27/Shooting_Mat

- since taking up high power in 2003, adding long range in 2005.

Broke one strap clip about 2006, fixed that myself last fall with new one's from Creedmore for about $6

 

[TonyR]

I have a camping pad purchased from Wal Mart for a few bucks. It works fine for match use and casual shooting in a field. It is just foam and won't protect against cacti, but I shoot in the east so it isn't a problem.
Joe

+1 for the camping pad. I recently traveled to a match by plane and didn't want to pay extra for my fancy mat. A $30.00 foam mat from the local Cabelas worked at least as well or better and was light enough for the trip home.

 

[teele1]

Elevator pad. It's big as a dance hall. Love mine