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MARKSMANSHIP BASICS - Firearm Support
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<blockquote data-quote="41mag" data-source="post: 164492" data-attributes="member: 3804"><p>#1 What front and rear rests do you employ for long range hunting?</p><p>I use a variety of bi-pods type rest, from the Harris to a couple of different height Stoney Points, to a home made one. I hunt varied terrain and the cover dictates which will be used. If the area is open and grass is low I prefer the Harris, if the grass is tall, if I am still huinting or might be stalking I prefer the Stoney Point Detachable or the home made one. </p><p></p><p>#2 Do you always support the rifle at the front and rear when setting-up for a shot in the field?</p><p>Whenever possible, but I am comfortable out to 200yds standing and offhand with a couple of rifles. I do however prefer to have any sort of rest over not having one.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="41mag, post: 164492, member: 3804"] #1 What front and rear rests do you employ for long range hunting? I use a variety of bi-pods type rest, from the Harris to a couple of different height Stoney Points, to a home made one. I hunt varied terrain and the cover dictates which will be used. If the area is open and grass is low I prefer the Harris, if the grass is tall, if I am still huinting or might be stalking I prefer the Stoney Point Detachable or the home made one. #2 Do you always support the rifle at the front and rear when setting-up for a shot in the field? Whenever possible, but I am comfortable out to 200yds standing and offhand with a couple of rifles. I do however prefer to have any sort of rest over not having one. [/QUOTE]
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