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Hunting & Fishing Reaper Rest for Hunting or Shooting

Insayn

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Jan 7, 2008
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I have a co worker who developed a rest that attaches to a tripod I'd like to comment on if it's ok. He created something that mounts into a tripod to support the rifle. Unlike traditional shooting sticks or bipod that offers only front support where the shooter has to support the rear, this offers both front and rear support of the he rifle. It also provides you with the capability to track smoothly laterally and longitudinally by unlocking the tension as well. It's called then Reaper Rest and I definitely see a hunting application and have found it useful in law enforcement application fields and could see a military application as well. Unlike more bulkier rests that offer the same support this one is more compact and weighs less. This makes it easier to pack in and out using the old adage of ounces are pounds. Set up is as quick as threading onto a tripod and provides great support in a seated, kneeling or standing position. The real benefit, from my experience with it, is the rear support in any position other than prone. It provides a much more stable platform and offers a better sight picture of your target. Whether you are on a static over watch position or out varmint hunting I feel this piece of gear may be beneficial. It can support a bolt action rifle or a magazine fed semi auto AR style. My LaRue OBR fits and I can change mags out without having to tilt or remove the rifle. I used it on my Manfrotto tripod in lieu of my LaRue QD tripod mount. I have nothing to gain from this and am not associated with the company. I am just giving my opinion on some gear I had the opportunity to T&E and getting the word out for him. Any opinions on it?

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Kopfjager Industries shooting rest, rifle rest, gun rest reaper rest

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