mpayne
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I bought one at close out, stuck it in the box at the range will all the other bags and it never gets used. I think it would be good for first time shooters to get some trigger time!
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Sighting in new Huskemaw on 300 wsm
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Best of the west in Cody (Huskemaw dealer) says lead sleds ruin scopes from the recoil shock.
Wv shooter
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I personally love my lead sleads I have two
I shoot over 100 rifles a year and a lot of magnums I have found that accuracy is not a problem with them in fact shooting club 300 yard bench rest .9 15 shot agg. With 300 wsm now club has made them illegal to shoot with by the way I use not added weight to them great when zeroing 12ga 3.5 mag in
I shoot over 100 rifles a year and a lot of magnums I have found that accuracy is not a problem with them in fact shooting club 300 yard bench rest .9 15 shot agg. With 300 wsm now club has made them illegal to shoot with by the way I use not added weight to them great when zeroing 12ga 3.5 mag in
Joefrazell
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Hopefully not your hunting partner
dxlbaile
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Take a hammer and nock the back out of the rear stock holder, You might have to get a grinder and cut it but it will take the torque out of your lead sled and then it will recoil naturally. YOu can salvage what you have and it will work fine, you just need to modify it a little.
Rick Richard
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I love my lead sled...for holding my rifle for maintenance or cleaning ONLY.
RR 314
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I have a NIB one for sale. 
It was a gift years ago. Never even thought about opening it.
It was a gift years ago. Never even thought about opening it.
