- Apr 25, 2021
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Hello everyone,
I love to shoot PCP Pistols all year long and during the winter months shoot from a Bench indoors. In the past I have used a BiPod along with a Lab Jack and various Bags for the rear support. If you have ever shot from one of these arrangements you know how difficult it is to maintain a precision hold for both Elevation and Windage.
I created a new design, that I am calling “TPR” and competed the build for an answer to this problem. With this design I have incorporated precision control for both Elevation and Windage and still be able to use a solid bag for the rear support.
I had a Caldwell Rock Jr Shooting Rest that I used to mount the TPR on. I removed the original soft bag and drilled 2 holes in the top plate to secure the TPR. As you can see from the photos that I have way more than enough movement in all directions to shoot any size target as far out as 25-yards. I installed a Picatinny Duo-lever Clamp on the TPR so that I can quickly attach any Pistol that has a Picatinny bottom mount. The design also allows for a quick and easy way to refilled the Pistol with air using a large cylinder. I used stainless steel aircraft self locking nuts to be able to control the tension for both axis.
Acquisitions of a target after shooting and then chocking the Pistol is four to five times faster now. I shot this target in way less time than I have been able to do with other set-ups. Boy this “thing” is rock solid and so simple and easy to use.
ThomasT
I love to shoot PCP Pistols all year long and during the winter months shoot from a Bench indoors. In the past I have used a BiPod along with a Lab Jack and various Bags for the rear support. If you have ever shot from one of these arrangements you know how difficult it is to maintain a precision hold for both Elevation and Windage.
I created a new design, that I am calling “TPR” and competed the build for an answer to this problem. With this design I have incorporated precision control for both Elevation and Windage and still be able to use a solid bag for the rear support.
I had a Caldwell Rock Jr Shooting Rest that I used to mount the TPR on. I removed the original soft bag and drilled 2 holes in the top plate to secure the TPR. As you can see from the photos that I have way more than enough movement in all directions to shoot any size target as far out as 25-yards. I installed a Picatinny Duo-lever Clamp on the TPR so that I can quickly attach any Pistol that has a Picatinny bottom mount. The design also allows for a quick and easy way to refilled the Pistol with air using a large cylinder. I used stainless steel aircraft self locking nuts to be able to control the tension for both axis.
Acquisitions of a target after shooting and then chocking the Pistol is four to five times faster now. I shot this target in way less time than I have been able to do with other set-ups. Boy this “thing” is rock solid and so simple and easy to use.
ThomasT
