Recommendation on Rifle Rest

[nomobux]

"mikes"I was expecting to wait, but he had one in stock ( and maybe more). A pleasant surprise.
Glad to hear you liked them, Nomobux. What type of bag did you use on the rest? //mike

I used a protektor bag on the rest. Been awhile so can’t give you a number. Sorry. Also, Did you happen to order the speed screw for the rear leg ? Very handy.

 

[mikes]

Yep, decided to get the speed screw. Thanks.

 

[Biagio26]

I use a Caldwell Br Rock front rest, and a leather rear rest. Perfect for light bench work.

sonny

 

[DellaDog]

Old thread, but just wanted to recommend the Bald Eagle rest with windage modification. 30 minutes to remove the cable and install the handle. 
Great rest for under $200.

 

[chasdicapua]

+1 for the Bald Eagle with the windage modification. Nothing comes close for the money. 

 

[mrjohns]

I have the Bald Eagle and the Caldwell rest. I like both. I use the Bald Eagle for center fire and rimfire shooting. I use the Caldwell for air gun. They are a bargain, at their price.

 

[rivers]

"pheelgood"Caldwell Deadshot Fieldpod

^^^^^^^^^^^^
Definitely! Not as absolute as a super solid benchrest setup but for fun, semi-serious shooting, it's stable enough for me to do quarter-sized groups at 75+ yards.

 

[jps2486]

I had a Bald Eagle then a Randolph. IMO, bull pups don't work too well with mechanical rests. A good sandbag like Bud's Bulls Bag might be better .

 

[Gunnertrones]

Not much that really is needed. This is an absolute low-threshold variant

 

[bouddha]

Bald Eagle Windage Rest! Clever people cut that spring connector and put that nice knurled aluminum knob on the left (free hand side). Much nicer.