Reasonably priced front shooting rest?
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Reasonably priced front shooting rest?
I've trawled through a few threads etc, but I haven't really found an answer so ....... can anybody recommend a reasonably priced e.g. around £150 or less - front rest? This would primarily be for a .22lr, although it would also possibly be used for other calibers eventually.
Any info would be gratefully received. sign85
Any info would be gratefully received. sign85
Re: Reasonably priced front shooting rest?
Ok pal there are MTM Case-Gard there between £25 to £47 if there not what you want have a look at Caldwell Shooting Supplise they should have what you want.
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a bag works well for me
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A sand bag, ooman, a sandbag...
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Thanks everybody - I'll follow up your suggestions. sign92
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If you're shooting bench rest get the Italian one; you'll regret getting a cheaper one!
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Re: Reasonably priced front shooting rest?
Les, Warrington ain't far from Diggle and Diggle is the home of UK benchrest. Shooters are always upgrading, so budget stuff is always coming up for sale.
Fox Firearms have a shop on Range and he stocks a good selection of rests from Caldwell to SEB.
Fox Firearms have a shop on Range and he stocks a good selection of rests from Caldwell to SEB.
Re: Reasonably priced front shooting rest?
x2 - Robust and excellent value.top wrote:Ok pal there are MTM Case-Gard there between £25 to £47 if there not what you want have a look at Caldwell Shooting Supplise they should have what you want.
Available on ebaY; Bushwear; Hannams etc.
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What is the name to look for?dodgyrog wrote:If you're shooting bench rest get the Italian one; you'll regret getting a cheaper one!
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what you do with the spoil from your hole is your business, I use my range bag tongueoutmeles meles wrote:A sand bag, ooman, a sandbag...
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