Pistol Rest (on bench on firing line)
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Pistol Rest (on bench on firing line)
Where can I purchase something to use as a pistol rest? I've seen some shooters use this on the line - placing the pistol on an object while keeping the arm straight, rather than keeping the arm straight and relaxing the pistol onto the bench. Thanks.
Re: Pistol Rest (on bench on firing line)
Any little box or a block of wood works. It also keeps your wrist straight and not bent, I started using one this year.
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chopper- Posts : 822
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Re: Pistol Rest (on bench on firing line)
I rolled a hand towel around a wood dowel which ended up about 2.5" diam. If the bench is low, I put it on an ammo box or two. I've seen some nice wooden blocks, but I don't recall seeing or hearing about something to buy.
Re: Pistol Rest (on bench on firing line)
Custom, bespoke, adjustable built-for-purpose pistol rest. Yours for only $12.95.
john bickar- Posts : 2299
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Re: Pistol Rest (on bench on firing line)
Jeez, John, is whatever it is you are smoking tonight legal in CA?
RoyDean- Posts : 1007
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Re: Pistol Rest (on bench on firing line)
I rest my arms across my box with the wrists at the front edge. The height of this is up to you. My wrists are free. The gun held with a proper two hand grip. I might bring it back a little to set the butt on top of the pistol box.
This was done that way:
It works for me...
This was done that way:
It works for me...
Jack H- Posts : 2717
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Re: Pistol Rest (on bench on firing line)
RoyDean wrote:Jeez, John, is whatever it is you are smoking tonight legal in CA?
LOL! I think John’s idea is pretty good. I have a beanbag style rifle rest not quite as big as a lunch box, but it is still bulky and heavy. Those guitar footrests are strong, but light and fold flat. It would be perfect to slide into your shooting bag or box.
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Re: Pistol Rest (on bench on firing line)
john bickar wrote:Custom, bespoke, adjustable built-for-purpose pistol rest. Yours for only $12.95.
Pedal board works! Its adjustable.. Good recommendation. Thanks.
Re: Pistol Rest (on bench on firing line)
RoyDean wrote:Jeez, John, is whatever it is you are smoking tonight legal in CA?
Anything like that is legal in Commiefornia; it's most guns that aren't. LOL!
oldsalt444- Posts : 288
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Re: Pistol Rest (on bench on firing line)
RoyDean wrote:Jeez, John, is whatever it is you are smoking tonight legal in CA?
I’ve been huffing a lot of 452AA smoke lately. Legal, for now.
john bickar- Posts : 2299
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Re: Pistol Rest (on bench on firing line)
I cut a short piece of 6" dia. PVC pipe in half lengthwise and glued a piece of mouse pad or neoprene to it. Works well and doesn't take up a lot of room in your box.
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