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Good deal Frank. let me know when the SEB comes in, I'll be the buyer of your chip smith rest.
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What front rest is everyone using for benchrest competitions?
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Will do CK. I'm going to take Friday off to set it up on the dining room table and see if I can get a 250 w/ my CR-X.
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How much was the extension? I still don't see it on their website."TonyT"
Thanks for posting this photo. I did not realize they made the extension for the Randolph front rest - I could not find it on their website. I called and purchased the extension and hope to try it out next week, weather permitting."Salticon"I use the Randolph, converts to one piece open class too. Belt driven, quick, smooth, and precise
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http://www.sinclairintl.com/shooting-rests-bipods/shooting-rests-tops/shooting-rest-accessories/sinclair-competition-shooting-rest-prod39322.aspx
take a look at the Sinclair front rest --
but if your interested in a fantastic one piece rest try this
http://www.targetshooting.com/
'I own one -and it's really up to the task of shooting in the open class
i don't use the weights or recoil stop for air rifles -but this rest is also fantastic for rimfire matches
This rest is in the 1000 dollar range though,with all the bells and whistles ---
I would ask you Michael, are you planning on using the rest in competitions?
Would definately dictate choices --
CK
take a look at the Sinclair front rest --
but if your interested in a fantastic one piece rest try this
http://www.targetshooting.com/
'I own one -and it's really up to the task of shooting in the open class
i don't use the weights or recoil stop for air rifles -but this rest is also fantastic for rimfire matches
This rest is in the 1000 dollar range though,with all the bells and whistles ---
I would ask you Michael, are you planning on using the rest in competitions?
Would definately dictate choices --
CK
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"Michael"
How much was the extension? I still don't see it on their website."TonyT"
Thanks for posting this photo. I did not realize they made the extension for the Randolph front rest - I could not find it on their website. I called and purchased the extension and hope to try it out next week, weather permitting."Salticon"I use the Randolph, converts to one piece open class too. Belt driven, quick, smooth, and precise
250$, its on their Facebook page
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Don't have a pic now though I made a diy airgun benchrest, I used a Car Jack, with heavy wood blocks.It works well for me.
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Anyone have any experience with Farley MFG http://www.farleymfg.com/farley%20coaxial/coaxial.html ?
Looks like a pretty solid design at competitive pricing to other high(er) end rests.
Looks like a pretty solid design at competitive pricing to other high(er) end rests.
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Here is another I found that I haven't seen anything here on them...
http://www.pappasrimfireproducts.com/products.onepiecerest.html apparently he also makes a front rest only but its not listed on the site https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PuE3plLPVhk
http://www.pappasrimfireproducts.com/products.onepiecerest.html apparently he also makes a front rest only but its not listed on the site https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PuE3plLPVhk
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