Have you had any problem with uneven ground under the rear bag wanting to cant the rifle over?
Doesn't matter Rod, I just reread your first post
Getting your butt into gear
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bsouthernau
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Re: Getting your butt into gear
RDavies wrote:Tim N wrote:How about reversing things and having a "swivel" front contact point and 6'' wide rear wing for stability?
I can hear the cries now...
I think it could be a good idea for F/TR especially. (due to the amount of pivoting, but lockable bipods_
Well it certainly won't be a good idea for F Std because the maximum stock width is 3"!
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Tim N
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Re: Getting your butt into gear
johnk wrote:Tim N wrote:How about reversing things and having a "swivel" front contact point and 6'' wide rear wing for stability?
I can hear the cries now...
He's at it again .........
Must appologise for upsetting the "flat earthers"
I was only checking if anyone was out there.
We don't rise to the level of our expectations, we fall to the level of our training. Archilochos 680-645 BC
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Tim L
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Re: Getting your butt into gear
How about a catamaran butt?
2 Seb bigfoot bags, each with a rider running through them.
2 Seb bigfoot bags, each with a rider running through them.
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Re: Getting your butt into gear
Tim L wrote:How about a catamaran butt?
2 Seb bigfoot bags, each with a rider running through them.
Need to be a big person to shoot that. Maybe a Wookie?
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