PRS Talk Stability

[warnera1102]

Any tips on how to get stable on the lower rung/rod on this prop? Every time I shoot off the lower portion I cannot keep the reticle from " swinging" up and down and i feel forced to time my shot which I do not like.
I stole this picture off a google search.

 

[Krob95]

What I’ve seen people do, is lay prone when shooting on super low positions like that.

 

[Niles Coyote]

If using a game changer flip it tits up and snug into the 4x4, support hand braced against the 4x4 while applying downward pressure on the scope rings or diving board attachment on the rings if so equipped. Depending on your level of fitness you may be able to get some contact with your knee/lower leg or depending on stage rules use a pump pillow for elbow support against the ground. if neither are an option begin removing the amount of shoulder pressure until things settle down... That all assumes this is to high for prone or prone is ruled out.

 

[M4orturnate]

Use a fat bag to take up empty space and help you relax in position

 

[warnera1102]

Awesome tips, I will definitely practice a few of these to see which ones works for me .

 

[todd]

A trick I discovered for high prone where my firing elbow can't quite reach the ground is to take my support hand, ball it up, and put it under my firing elbow. Instant stability for the rear of the rifle.

 

[Hickswr]

I can sit cross-legged (Indian style) and prop my shooting elbow on my knee. Extremely stable but not everyone is that flexible.

 

[Mormegil87]

Practice using tripod rear for stabilization. If you brought one, you might as well use it.

 

[Partsunavailable]

Practice using tripod rear for stabilization. If you brought one, you might as well use it.

I just threw a monopod on my pack for this reason. Im thinking that I can deploy it extremely quickly for rear support.

 

[b6graham]

tripod rear with a gamechanger flipped upside down

 

[Superjet]

Gamechanger, fat bag to take up space, and get rid of the gamer plate imo