Home Forums Hunting & Shooting Long Range Hunting What bench do y'all shoot off of and what rest

For rodents, I like a Varmint Master up high with a Dog Gone Good V bag in front and wedge in the rear.

For ruminants, I like a bipod in front and rear bag hanging from the sling, and a cheek pouch. Just like Montana Marine in the precious post, but right handed.

I built one of these, it's very stable:



http://www.horstguns.com/pdf/HandMcopyrightedshootingbench.pdf

A rock solid one if it's there.

You put a shipping pallet on top of your truck !!! You dad shook his head a lot around you when you were young I guessing.

Thank you.

Accuracy International - AW (Arctic Warfare)

308
175 SMK's
43.5 Varget
F210M
2.810"

Nightforce 5.5x22x56 NP-R1

Long Range Accuracy bipod.

It is my regular hunting rifle.

Just curious; Why are you incognito?

Bag and bipod. Of course learning to properly load a bipod is a whole other subject.

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Even more important when shooting semi autos such as an SR-25. Follow through and loading the bipod is critical.

Awesome pics Scenar shooter

Badass pic, man!!!

I used to use a green portable bench I had for years, but Sportsman's had another bench on sale earlier this year. I got it and it is more stable and has a 360 degree swivel which makes it perfect for field use. Sandbags filled with wheat make great supports for a rock solid platform.

We had all kinds at the Invitational, Travis likes the bucket...

I have a 100 yd range here at the house that use for testing, I mostly just shoot prone.

However recently I purchased a bald eagle front rest with the windage adjustment. For the money and being new to f class, I am quite pleased with it.