Eagle eye hunting gear. They make a quad rest that may suit ir what they call the smart rest
http://www.eagleyehg.com.au
Sent from my SM-A520F using Tapatalk
Eagle eye hunting gear. They make a quad rest that may suit ir what they call the smart rest
http://www.eagleyehg.com.au
Sent from my SM-A520F using Tapatalk
Thats what my rest is a eagleye smart quad rest havent shoot off it yet or been hunting since it waa fitted tho
[QUOTE=rambo-6mmrem;778357
Muz @quadhunters hunting set up
Something like that retrofitted to his chair might work[/QUOTE]
That looks perfect!
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
How's the project @Hunter_killer?
Making some enquires at this stage. Time and distance a bit of a pain right now. He lives 9 hours away. Thanks to some member help, I have found a mount that might work on a slot in table/bench for the chair. Tech is a bit out of my price range, but will measure it up and see what we come up with.
Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
Maybe boogie something like this up, from chair to rifle.
![]()
Thanks to Rambo’s recommendations, I am looking into this with a table that can pivot over the chair and be locked in place. Not quite the mobile operation I envisioned, but I believe this will do the trick for plinking steel off the deck. Just sorting costs.
https://www.eagleyehg.com/smartrest/...41-detail.html
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Those eagle eye fellas sure have a good range of rests eh
Gotta get out on my quad n bloody try mine ffs 😂😂🤬😂😂
I was thinking more of a 4x4" planted by/near the edge of the deck with a dampened swivel at the top (make from track rod end ball joint), and a gun mounted in balance. A non-overbarrel silencer will put the gun's centre of gravity forward so more gun sticks backwards to enable use from wheel chair. Keep it simple.
Attachment 103445
I was thinking more of a 4x4" planted by/near the edge of the deck with a dampened swivel at the top (make from track rod end ball joint), and a gun mounted in balance. A non-overbarrel silencer will put the gun's centre of gravity forward so more gun sticks backwards to enable use from wheel chair. Keep it simple.
![]()
Actually, @Hunter_killer, a 50mm narrow wall pipe. Stuff parallel legs of rifle bipod into the top (dowel put into pipe first so the right amount of the bipod legs protrude, and some cloth around the bipod legs to avoid scratching, and to have better fit).
Weigh silencer so rifle balances on bipod.
And if dad does not like using it, perfectly resellable and reusable.
Someone try and simplify this. (-:
Bookmarks