Target Shooting.com rests

[longrangebanker]

Has anyone had any experience (good/bad) with Wally's Targetshooting.com rests? More specifically the model 1200 or 2400? They look like they're built very well. I will be upgrading from the Caldwell Rock BR. Any help would be appreciated. I'm not looking to get into a joystick rest at this time.

 

[13Tundra]

I purchased a 2400 from a member here. It is solid and has helped improve my scores in ARA matches.

 

[DaWhit]

Couple guys at our club use them, one 1200, and a 2400.
Very nice rests.

 

[Badhabit]

I have a model 1200 and they are very well built and I would say they are the nicest non joystick rest I've used. They are wonderful to deal with and very nice to talk with on the phone.

 

[Ledd Slinger]

Has anyone had any experience (good/bad) with Wally's Targetshooting.com rests? More specifically the model 1200 or 2400? They look like they're built very well. I will be upgrading from the Caldwell Rock BR. Any help would be appreciated. I'm not looking to get into a joystick rest at this time.

I have had a model 1200 for years now. It’s very solid and well built with smooth adjustments. I used to have a Caldwell Rock BR many years ago as well, it’s not even in the same ballpark as the Target Shooting 1200. Night and day difference in quality

I don’t use it very much these days as most of my rifles are now hunting and varmint rigs with bipods. That being said, I would probably be willing to sell my model 1200 to you. It’s in perfect condition. I have a 3” and 4” front bag, F-Class foot pads, and a large SEB rear bag. Pretty much everything you’d need to shoot in F-Class or Benchrest. Send me a PM if you’re interested and maybe we can work a deal and get you into a 1200 at a better price than new.

 

[longrangebanker]

Thank you everyone, for the replies. I was actually able to pick up a model 1200 from a fellow forum member.