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I don't usually shoot off the bench, but have gone through my fair share of rear bags trying to find something that I like which works...

Lots of good info here. I run a good front rest and a good heavy bag on the rear. I have made due with a 50 pound bag of shelled corn...

Don’t laugh, it works, I’m still stuck in 1980 something or other.

I use a atlas bipod and a leather rear bag sometimes a piece of wood under the rear bag to keep the bipod as low as possible.

About 30 or 40 years ago, I made my bags from blue jean legs……stitch across one end, fill bag with sand, stitch closed. I don't shot...

This is my set up most the time. Caldwell tripod and leather bag.

Front, Atlas bipod and a quality rear leather bag. A heavy one. I want one of these wide ones but haven’t plunged yet. It’s rock solid

I have zero issues hunting with ABLR bullets because I do not shoot groups on animals…never will. All I care about is the first shot...

What I like about the ABLR is … once you get your load tuned, you can hunt short or long range with the same load.

This makes me wonder about the bonding process used. The federal fusion, fusion tipped, Speer gold dot, and Speer impact bullets are...

Yep…that’s why the old A-Max and ELD-M were/ are so easy to load for accuracy.

It’s common knowledge in the bullet industry. I have read and heard that from others not just Hornady. Nosler Accubonds are accurate...

While I'm not the biggest fan of ABLR bullets because they have been finicky to find good loads for, the time tested & proven Accubonds...

Hornady often makes statements like this in their blogs. Jusy because they are not good at something does not mean somebody else is...