Elevation adjustment 'boards' for bipod/rear bags

[FimRire RongLifle]

So far im aware of the following for use under bipod and/or rear support bags (besides adjustable base plates for rear that's not scope of query)

the harbor freight kneeling mat (one super thick size, bipod can mush it)
plywood (requires work, heavy for bipod use size)
chopped up yoga mats (annoyingly light and tend to roll also kinda thin generally)
pvc boards (so slippery is stacked , expensive and heavy)

any other concepts for such ideas and feedback?

 

[Taylorbok]

Horse stall mats.

 

[FimRire RongLifle]

ok happen to have horses so thats a familiar cutting job for me. 3/4 i assume?

 

[Taylorbok]

ok happen to have horses so thats a familiar cutting job for me. 3/4 i assume?

That's what I use. If you've got some laying around try what you have.

 

[FimRire RongLifle]

thanks ill get a new one and cut it up you never get the aroma of horses out of those things!

 

[eagle0199]

I've used 2x6 boards with a piece of carpet on one flat side. And I've stacked these (along with a sandbag) when trying to achieve the right height for a front rest when helping kids sight in. No reason to believe it wouldn't work with a bipod or rear bag.

 

[Baron23]

For when you are really shooting uphill....like Mifflin in PA lol

 

[FimRire RongLifle]

I'm guessing that's not for phoenix bipod skis but awesome idea!

 

[Baron23]

I'm guessing that's not for phoenix bipod skis but awesome idea!

lol...nope. But I thought it might give you an idea that you could adapt. Mostly I just wanted to show off my awful carpentry skills. haha

Best of luck

Cheers

 

[FimRire RongLifle]

I think it came out pretty good! From one awful carpenter to another!

 

[TheOE800]

Mostly I just wanted to show off my awful carpentry skills. haha

Jesus you are not.

 

[FimRire RongLifle]

Yeah super cool idea

 

[Baron23]

Jesus you are not.

 

[TheOE800]

Cuz Jesus was a carpenter. I may have missed a comma.

 

[Baron23]

Cuz Jesus was a carpenter. I may have missed a comma.

And a Rabbi...don't forget that!

Cheers