New Rest
I got the cheapest metal one I could find at Bass Pro (big shopping day today… Harbor Freight, Lowe’s, Home Depot, ACE and Bass Pro).
For a cheapie it holds the gun well – not like there’s a need for the heft, straps and lead sleds that the bigger/more expensive ones have with an airgun.
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Geeeezzzz….You can’t beat that YN…Thanks for the post….
I have been needing one but never found what I was looking for…
ORDER UP!!!!
Crap crap crap….Out of stock back order…Arrrggghhhh!
I have separate sand bags – they do fine for airguns too, but wanted something with more/easier adjustment. To get separate rests would have been way more $$… or plastic.
Tofu – I’ve already epoxied the knurled wheels to the bolts so I can use those for adjustments, I thought it was either going to be that way or the frame wouldn’t be threaded so turning the nuts would raise lower so I was disappointed at first but soon had it how I wanted.
This is the item at Midway USA, they don’t seem to have it online at Bass Pro.
Always nice to have a good rest.
When I bought mine I made sure to get separate front and rear rests. I just thought they might be more universal that way. Didn’t want to run into guns that didn’t fit it.
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YN, i too bought that one a while back. Works really well with airguns. Also, the little black rubber foot covers (the rubber on the ALLTHREAD feet), should be glued on cause they get loose really quickly and after your first or second outing with it…..you might be missing a rubber foot cover or two or three…..LOL!!
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Epoxy dried and the rest is working great with the locked knurled nuts. BUT….I’ve also ordered one of these –
http://www.battenfeldtechnologies.com/caldwell/catalog.asp?ShowLarge=Rock-BR
Not sure if I’ll keep the first one as a portable rest/stand for cleaning etc or sell it.