best way to test loads on a rifle
- Thread starter Exodus343
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I use a bench rest with front and rear sand bags. One of those flat stock add-ons that sinclair makes helps a lot to keep things stable.
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Common sense says the more stable the platform, the better the results. If that means heavy front rest and rear bag, do it. I'd bet because of a pulled shot or 2, or a slight gust of wind, most of us have walked away from a handful of "Loads of a Lifetime".
That said. I use a front rest for hunting guns, bipod for the rest of them.
That said. I use a front rest for hunting guns, bipod for the rest of them.
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Bipod and rear bag are good enough for my needs. I use what I typically shoot with...though, I do use a bench and then try prone as well.
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For the coin, these work well, you can buy 3 for the price of one Edgewood.
::: SEB ( Coaxial Front ) REST :::
Lead Sled with bags. It removes even the slightest possibility of your anticipation of recoil and most of the influence of your body. You can almost just touch the rifle at the trigger.
