Shooting Rest

[Diamondback Jack Gamble]

I am looking to purchase a shooting rest for long range rifle events.  Can anyone steer me to available sources.  Thanks, Diamondback Jack Gamble

[Frontier Lone Rider]

Most pards just make their own.  I have made five different sets depending on the range and distance.

 

However, there is only one annual match that I have attended that allowed the use of a rest.  I let the folks use mine.

[Garrison Joe, SASS #60708]

Buffalo Arms has a fair selection, if you don't do woodworking. 

Cross Sticks Selection

 

good luck, GJ

[Griff]

I used to make 'em... price depended on wood selected.  Mesquite was quite expensive, but pretty.  My favorite are mine with cherry wood & engine turned stainless stakes.  Kinda sad when yer crossed sticks are prettier'n yer rifle!

[Lucky R. K.]

You might want to check out a "Wrist Rest". Dave has one but is different from the ones we used in the past.  Fred Leeth and his son Freddy ran a machine shop somewhere in Ohio, I think. They made small components for black powder shooting including wrist rests and cartridge deprimers. Both were excellent but the deprimers would only do 38 and 45 calibers with a maximum case length 2.10". I was shooting a 45-90 Browning Creedmoor and asked them to make a tool that would déprime the 2.4" case. They declined and I wound up making it myself adjusting it for a maximum case length3-1/4". Since that time, I have sold over 200 of them all over the world and have given away almost that many. 

Lucky 

Edited March 19 by Lucky R. K.

[Lucky R. K.]

They also sold an excellent lube called "Pioneer Lube". It held up to heat and cold better than the popular lube at that time: SPG.

Lucky 

[Two Shoots]

https://catshootingsticks.com

[watab kid]

ive been wanting to make a set - i want to use diamond willow