Thread: Shooting rest for ATV???

Some fancy arse set ups.
I Carry a gun everyday at this time of year, shoot of a bipod so I just use the front box as a rest works fine, and is low, and hold lambing gear.
You don't won't something high that's going to stove your head in if you have a accident.
Same with gun racks, keep them low, never on the bars they go through your guts when the bike flips.......
Most sensible guns can go sideways on the carrier if they don't stick out, saves hitting them on trees/posts, also faster to grab.

Originally Posted by BRADS

Some fancy arse set ups.
I Carry a gun everyday at this time of year, shoot of a bipod so I just use the front box as a rest works fine, and is low, and hold lambing gear.
You don't won't something high that's going to stove your head in if you have a accident.
Same with gun racks, keep them low, never on the bars they go through your guts when the bike flips.......
Most sensible guns can go sideways on the carrier if they don't stick out, saves hitting them on trees/posts, also faster to grab.
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Where do you buy those mounts from ?
That would work well for me as well.

Originally Posted by Happy

Where do you buy those mounts from ?
That would work well for me as well.

The gun rack happy? Most gun shops have them, that set most be 10yrs old, pretty sure it was from hunting and fisting.

Originally Posted by BRADS

Some fancy arse set ups.
I Carry a gun everyday at this time of year, shoot of a bipod so I just use the front box as a rest works fine, and is low, and hold lambing gear.
You don't won't something high that's going to stove your head in if you have a accident.
Same with gun racks, keep them low, never on the bars they go through your guts when the bike flips.......
Most sensible guns can go sideways on the carrier if they don't stick out, saves hitting them on trees/posts, also faster to grab.
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Wise words ,you hawkes bay fellas are a clever bunch!