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That much trigger time at once and one has to consider a sissy pad.I can't shoot my rifles as accurate as I want from the bench for extended sessions without mine.
Congrats on the high wall results.You should build yourself a sturdy portable rest,find a good view point with some potential feeding areas and settle in to ruin some unsuspecting mulie's day.RB
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A friend of mine has just bought a "Lead Sled" and is now swearing by it. I may just borrow it next time I am working up loads for some of the heavy hitters. LoL
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i hear ya on the 45-70 loads.. and when you move into heavy bullets 405-500+grain she pounds even harder.. i always shoot it last in the day if im doing loads with multiple rifles. the 1900-2000fps 405 grain loads can drain you in 20shots or less.
aye to the sissy strap.. ive been looking for a good reason to have one around for using "Because its there" on my 45-70 during testing days. thing about these guns is they are not really all that bad at all if your standing or in a position that your body can move more. leaning into them on a BENCH is where it gets soar. as well as they are awesome for about the first 4-5 shots then you start to feel it more and more till your done shooting for the day my 2cents . BTW sandbag shoulder pad works :P.... sucks for shooting tho |