Just a hunter

Welcome to LRH, and enjoy! I have been blamed for the same thing. But they keep coming back for advice/recommendations. 🤣

I appreciate everyone's input. I think I'd like to try a front rest and rear bag like I have been, just maybe a little higher quality. I...

I feel for you, I have a set of synthetic Allen bags I've used for forever. The poor rear bag is always opening along the stitch lines...

Harris 7-9" s-brm bipod and the Armageddon gear pint sized game changer bag in the rear, heavy fill.

I don't use my bag rests often enough to have broken or worn the stitching but when I do use them for plinking targets, I often just...

Thanks for tagging me @FEENIX . If it can be printed I'm sure I can print it for someone. I will message the OP. If someone else on...

Roy Huntington put out a video a couple years ago about building your own front rest. I built one but a little heavier with 2x sides...

Nothing will beat a heavy front rest and rear rabbit ears bag. Years ago I bought a Bald Eagle front rest which must weigh north of 25...

I just purchased the Caldwell Shooting Stinger Rest. Love it...

For a simple bag rider get a 6" long by 2" wide by 1/4" thick piece of aluminum flat bar drill an counter sink hole and mount it to the...

Rear: Wiebad - Made In USA Front: Bipod or other options - though I see you noted only shooting from a bench, so you wouldn't need bipod...

If this is for your hunting rifles, I would use the same equipment you will use in the field. Changing equipment will change your poi...

A good bipod works well on the front of the stock. Shot bags filled with sand for the rear. After filling bags with sand, use a hot...

No matter what you choose, just take the front and back swivel studs off. Those will mess with your accuracy and, as you know, they will...

Use a bipod and rear squeeze bag not expensive and reusable