No pictures, two beach towels and duct tape. Another towel for pellets and the butt. Simply add cheap lol
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Let's see your make-shift shooting rests! 😁
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Good God! I think I'd loose a finger.
With either rest.LolA rest I picked up Many Moons ago........
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We hunt a large industrialized dairy farm and most of our shots are pretty high. We both use Primos trigger stick tripods and when they are at full extension they are not tall enough to rest our rifles on while standing. So we improvised and added an 8” tall extension on top of the tripod and now we don’t have to hunch over for some of our shots.
I also added a clip-on, no fasteners, shelf to hold a tin of pellets and mags while we are reloading.
I also added a clip-on, no fasteners, shelf to hold a tin of pellets and mags while we are reloading.
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I've used this one I made many times for airguns, but is primarily for my .50 .54 and 45 70
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I use a repurposed bottle jack fitted with a plastic (weather proof) top made from a cutting board as an adjustable rear bag support.
Works great.
Works great.
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mine works great easy to use and to set up. bought the chair and the primos trigger stick, made the arm from scrap aluminum square tube, feels like a WWII fighter stick.
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Hmmm, two jackstands with such a topper would work, too. Good suggestion!
In the field, you might be able to use a hitch receiver-mounted device that extends back a foot and also has height adjustments. Extend-A-Bed kind of stuff.
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Maybe it's just me but I haven't found one those to be stable at all. But if you find one that is, it's a keeper!
Allen
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