Sinclair competitionfront rest

[atkins08]

Anybody using Google the Sinclair competition front rest? If so would you recommend them for the price?

 

[Raythemanroe]

They are a good production rest that I see many shooters using.. Many seem to be upgrading to a Seb rest though..

Ray

 

[johara1]

They are a good production rest that I see many shooters using.. Many seem to be upgrading to a Seb rest though..

Ray

Are you sure it is an upgrade?…. or a lateral move… jim

 

[Raythemanroe]

Are you sure it is an upgrade?…. or a lateral move… jim

Nope, I have not used either... I do use a joy stick which I feel is a upgrade..Seb has the advantage of versatility to accommodate different guns..

Ray

 

[Dub]

I use and very much like my Sinclair competition front rest. I have 2 tops for it.

 

[Alex Wheeler]

A joy stick rest is good if your gun doesnt track that well, or you will be holding off like in F-Class. If the gun tracks well I think the Sinclair is the fastest. Both knobs right next to each other.

 

[Raythemanroe]

I just use the stick for windage, I bottom out my joystick and adjust vertical with my screw...I like how it works, tracks well enough to stay near the patch mostly..

Ray

 

[johara1]

Nope, I have not used either... I do use a joy stick which I feel is a upgrade..Seb has the advantage of versatility to accommodate different guns..

Ray

Ray, I had almost every rest including 2 Neo's and never found one that was better for 1000 yd. br. than the Sinclair with the improvement i did to it. If i were shooting F class or score The Neo would be my pick, here again they aren't shooting groups. I never had a Neo that Mike sells with the weighs and one piece bag to make it legal for short range bench rest, but i'm sure they are very smooth……. jim

 

[Raythemanroe]

I don't know if you remember Jim, you sent me the wheel for my home made concoction.. I was just saying that the Sinclair Comp and Seb rest are probably the most popular production rests..

Ray

 

[johara1]

Remember you don't see many lathes with joy stick controls and at 1000 yds the moves are very small if your gun tracks repeatability is the key. jim