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Originally Posted by 270person
Steady consistent rest that takes away a lot of the human error. I'm not looking for recoil suppression and thats really the only reason to weight one. I wouldn't use one weighted with my larger bores due to the torque created and risk of stock damage. I use bags and other rests too but theres nothing wrong with a supported front and rear with mechanical elevation adjustments. It's not like the rifles are locked into place.
I have yet to find a front rest I'm not constantly adjusting, fluffing up, squeezing for height and generally comfortable behind. Will be going to something similar to what 260 uses in the near future so I maintain the front elevation consistency but get more natural positioning at the back end.
Plus it makes a half arse vice for cleaning and other tinkering and I got it used for a song.  |
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