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IF your going to go for the Cadwell front Fire Control rest, Midwayusa.com has it for $80 cheaper than the above link…

Funny that link has a little thing at the bottom saying “Friends don’t let friends overpay” and it’s way, way, way, WAY more expensive than Midway… 😕

thats good to know !

quote Hold over:

how does the bag and benchrest compare to the bipod?

is the bipod worth it it?

hunting/plinking accuracy or shooting a gnat’s ass off accuracy?!?!

If you are trying to shoot your best groups possible, get a front rest, be it bags or machine and a good rear rest…

That said, one of my friend’s that also has a Condor, has shot 1/2″ groups at 50yds. using an affordable metal Hoppe’s front rest and a stack of empty shot bags filled with sand to support the bottle…

Regards,

Tony

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how does the bag and benchrest compare to the bipod?

is the bipod worth it it?

quote njnoodles:

Can anyone recommend a decent shooting vice/rest to use on my Condor.

What’s your budget? On the cheap side, I use a metal based “Guide Gear Brand” adjustable base from Sportsmansguide.com, I actually shot and won my first airgun benchrest competition this year using this rest at 50 yard targets, perfect score of 150 out of 150! 😯 😀 I was lucky, lol…

Looks like they don’t sell them anymore but they look like this but are not as nice:

http://www.sportsmansguide.com/net/cb/remington-shot-saver-bench-rest.aspx?a=359240

Currently I am mainly using this:

http://www.sportsmansguide.com/net/cb/caldwell-fire-control-rest153.aspx?a=506911

I highly recommend this rest for the money unless one wants to go whole hog with a Sinclair, Eagle, or even more expensive machine rest…

As for bags, I really like the caldwell products using the Dead Shot and Tackdriver bags:

http://www.sportsmansguide.com/net/cb/caldwell-deadshot-shooting-rest-combo.aspx?a=506912

http://www.sportsmansguide.com/net/cb/caldwell-tack-driver.aspx?a=213591

Leather Protector bags are very nice as well but pricier…highly recommend using a rear bag with a machine front rest…

Regards,

Tony

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