Supports and rest for shooting prone

[cwd500]

What does everyone use wile shooting prone


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[StrayDog]

What does everyone use wile shooting prone


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Bipod - mat with lip to push slightly against. Bag in the rear - use my fist of off shooting hand on the bag to support under the buttstock/grip on my stock.

[Brute Killer]

I recently got a bunny ear rear bag and a 9-13" Harris Bipod.
I haven't used either, but my son has used the bag. Got the bag first.

[trophy8]

GOOD bipod. Atlas or Evo. I'm running an Evo currently and have an atlas around somewhere. Harris is good if you don't want to spend a lot. Then I use a Caldwell rear bag from a $25 prefilled set from academy. They work just fine. Sometimes I don't use a bag at all

[Brute Killer]

We were using a clothes bag for a front rest.
Highly adjustable but doesn't stay firm.

The rear bag can be seen in the pic.

[LFD2037]

Harris/LaRue combo bipod & a cheap Caldwell rear bag. Wanting to get a Triad rear large wedgie but they're never in stock.

[JW]

Supports and rest for shooting prone

Rugged Ridge



And chunk the rear bags.


I looked at those Swaggers. You talk about one ugly gaudy hunk of mess.

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[sendit]

I like and use Sinclair's. Very stable and track well. Use a couple of different rear bags and matts.

[JW]

I like and use Sinclair's. Very stable and track well. Use a couple of different rear bags and matts.

That looks a little too much to pack on a hunt.


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[Slick8]

I'd love to have that rugged ridge but just don't shoot prone outside of the range that often. I'm using Harris bipod with a leather rabbit ear bag on the range

I made my longest shot on an animal last week from the prone position taking this Javi at 493 yards on the Chaparral. I was actually carrying a 17-23 inch bipod made for the seated position as I had been calling for yotes. As luck would have it, the group of Javi were down hill and I found a small hole to rest the bipod in making it work in the prone position. Using my pack as a rear support I had near bench rest stability and sent the 75 grain Amax to its intended target...DRT.



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[JW]

I'd love to have that rugged ridge but just don't shoot prone outside of the range that often. I'm using Harris bipod with a leather rabbit ear bag on the range

I made my longest shot on an animal last week from the prone position taking this Javi at 493 yards on the Chaparral. I was actually carrying a 17-23 inch bipod made for the seated position as I had been calling for yotes. As luck would have it, the group of Javi were down hill and I found a small hole to rest the bipod in making it work in the prone position. Using my pack as a rear support I had near bench rest stability and sent the 75 grain Amax to its intended target...DRT.

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They have extended legs for it.


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[Slick8]

They have extended legs for it.


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I forgot one key component to my comments about not using them that often...$$$$. I've handled one and they're extremely well built but the sticker shock...

[JW]

I forgot one key component to my comments about not using them that often...$$$$. I've handled one and they're extremely well built but the sticker shock...

Buy it once and done! [emoji12]


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[Horitexan]

Supports and rest for shooting prone

Rugged Ridge



And chunk the rear bags.


I looked at those Swaggers. You talk about one ugly gaudy hunk of mess.

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That's SWEET!! Might just have to get me one of those. Thanks for posting them!! You're SO right about those Swaggers! Lol! Ugly as sin!

OP: Here's a pretty good little article and video about choosing a tripod for the particular use you intend to use it for: http://www.snipershide.com/snipers-h...osing-a-bipod/


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