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Thread: What front rest do you use at the range

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    Quote Originally Posted by rambo-6mmrem View Post
    I like sand bags front and rear I have a big 20kg sack of sand that’s left on the bench at our farm range
    Then use a rear bag I think its a Caldwell one
    If if im going to another range I have a smaller lighter front bag i use
    Yeah I may just get the missus to make some more rice bags up. The nzda range uses awkward benches so prone is usually easier I find.

    Quote Originally Posted by kidmac42 View Post
    I use a bipod or a breadbag inside another full of crusher dust. Works ok.
    And the same but smaller for a rear rest.


    Quote Originally Posted by ChrisW View Post
    I prefer bipods, as you can carry it in the field with you.
    Bags are really only good at the range, but a bipod does double duty.
    Which bipod? Starting to shoot further so was going to keep an eye out for a second hand harris

    Quote Originally Posted by mawzer308 View Post
    I use what I shoot with in the field, a bipod on my tops rig and day babag for my allrounder/bush guns.
    I have used my day pack successfully before in the field

    Quote Originally Posted by gonetropo View Post
    i'm relatively new to the long range thing, but heres what i did.
    i emptied out lots of silica gel capsules from packaging, now this stuff attracts water so i stuffed the whole lot into a "pleasure balloon" and then put it inside a couple of layers of old socks.
    so now i can shoot from a wooly sock wrapped around a condom full of packaging material. all i can say is it does work and costs nothing, though explaining to the mrs why you are purchasing condoms could be tricky
    That shouldn't be too hard for me ha

 

 

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