Shooting from seated pos.
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Re: Shooting from seated pos.
I use a cheap pair of walmart hiking sticks that I fasioned into shooting sticks. I cut the plastic handles off and replaced them with foam. Tied the sticks together just below the handle. They have flips locks for fast height adjustments. Hit with some paint. They aren't bad for the $20 investment.
I use a cheap pair of walmart hiking sticks that I fasioned into shooting sticks. I cut the plastic handles off and replaced them with foam. Tied the sticks together just below the handle. They have flips locks for fast height adjustments. Hit with some paint. They aren't bad for the $20 investment.
Re: Shooting from seated pos.
How tight do you need to be?
What is the rifle you are using?
What is your budget?
How tight do you need to be?
What is the rifle you are using?
What is your budget?
Re: Shooting from seated pos.
I'm a really big fan of the shooting tripods made by Precision Rifle Solutions. I have their SSP-1 rifle-rest head with a large tripod and I've been very happy with it. Works great for coyote hunting or taking standing shots while out hunting ground squirrels. Rather light and portable as well. Best $150 I've spent in a long time.
I'm a really big fan of the shooting tripods made by Precision Rifle Solutions. I have their SSP-1 rifle-rest head with a large tripod and I've been very happy with it. Works great for coyote hunting or taking standing shots while out hunting ground squirrels. Rather light and portable as well. Best $150 I've spent in a long time.
Re: Shooting from seated pos.
Not sure if you are looking for a high speed version, or a mod. Here is my $9 solution using a versapod. The versapod legs are the same diameter as a replacement tent pole. Mod is not permanent and the bipod can be slipped off and hand carried in the field.
http://www.snipershide.com/forum/ubbthre...572#Post3619572
Not sure if you are looking for a high speed version, or a mod. Here is my $9 solution using a versapod. The versapod legs are the same diameter as a replacement tent pole. Mod is not permanent and the bipod can be slipped off and hand carried in the field.
http://www.snipershide.com/forum/ubbthre...572#Post3619572
Re: Shooting from seated pos.
Wow , all good info.
I am looking to learn this at my range (back yard up too 1300 yards)
And use it for hunting situations
Moose ,ect.
A bipod would be better than a tripod for this kind of use
IMO
Kyle
Wow , all good info.
I am looking to learn this at my range (back yard up too 1300 yards)
And use it for hunting situations
Moose ,ect.
A bipod would be better than a tripod for this kind of use
IMO
Kyle
Re: Shooting from seated pos.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: gme</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Less is more....
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What would you know of these things....??
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: gme</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Less is more....
What would you know of these things....??
Re: Shooting from seated pos.
As already said, what are you shooting, where are you shooting,and what target size?
I am a fan of being able to shoot how ever the situation dictates. From unsupported, hasty sling, supported on terrain features, all the way to a tripod. Not saying that I have but if you master the position you can hold pretty good.
5 shots @ 100yds off tripod (I choaked on the last round):
As already said, what are you shooting, where are you shooting,and what target size?
I am a fan of being able to shoot how ever the situation dictates. From unsupported, hasty sling, supported on terrain features, all the way to a tripod. Not saying that I have but if you master the position you can hold pretty good.
5 shots @ 100yds off tripod (I choaked on the last round):
Re: Shooting from seated pos.
Ended up buying a Harris bipod 13-27
Hopefully learn a new skill here
Ended up buying a Harris bipod 13-27
Hopefully learn a new skill here
