Typical Range day setup. Pictures please!

[SHEDKING]

I always gotta have the chronograph!! I usually bring a couple guns. Rotate them for they have time to cool down.

 

[Barbourcreek]

 

[Horse1]

Steel Day

 

[ShtrRdy]

I'm late to the party but here's a picture of a typical range day. This is a .223 Rem 700.

The second picture is what I sometimes do at the range. This picture was taken during a match but the basic equipment is there.

 

[ShtrRdy]

Here's a picture of what's possible using a bipod and rear bag. This is a 20 shot group. The outliers are probably due to me. The best 15 shots were into 0.421".

For better consistency and when you're wanting to regularly shoot less than 1/4 moa, then the heavy front rest and heavy rear bag help a lot.

 

[memtb]

Hey ShtrRdy, how come my name and last initial is on your target? memtb

 

[ShtrRdy]

Hey ShtrRdy, how come my name and last initial is on your target? memtb

Really?!? What a coincidence.

 

[Grey Goast]

Here's a picture of what's possible using a bipod and rear bag. This is a 20 shot group. The outliers are probably due to me. The best 15 shots were into 0.421".

For better consistency and when you're wanting to regularly shoot less than 1/4 moa, then the heavy front rest and heavy rear bag help a lot.

what was the distance to the target.

 

[ShtrRdy]

what was the distance to the target.

100 yards.

 

[Wingnut00]

I can get 200 yards here but over the hill I can get almost 2000.

 

[mudflap621]

My typical range day set-up will generally mirror the same equipment and shooting positions I expect to use while hunting (or in competition). For load development work I will generally use a bench for convenience/comfort, but the results compared to prone on paper are comparable.
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This place looks familiar! Will be shooting there in a few weeks.