Hi guys,
A couple months ago I picked up a MDT Oryx chassis for my 455 super match. While I am very happy with the set up, I have been trying different set-up for bench rest from a caldwell lead-sled to various bags and a Bipod.
For the front rest, I have pretty much settled on a very cost effective but solid traditional carbon fiber bipod from Amazon, but the Oryx is not all that well suited to using a small rear bag, so I have been head scratching trying to decide if I should get a simple bag rider or a monopod. I found both in one unit, a guy on gun-post builds them with a 3D printer from carbon reinforced resin, with real, recirculating ball linear bearings for the guide rods. I have yet to shoot with it, but am very impressed with it. He builds them with both M-Lock and PIC rail attachment options.
I played with it a bit on the dining room table and think I am going to be very happy with it. $70.00 shipped.

A couple months ago I picked up a MDT Oryx chassis for my 455 super match. While I am very happy with the set up, I have been trying different set-up for bench rest from a caldwell lead-sled to various bags and a Bipod.
For the front rest, I have pretty much settled on a very cost effective but solid traditional carbon fiber bipod from Amazon, but the Oryx is not all that well suited to using a small rear bag, so I have been head scratching trying to decide if I should get a simple bag rider or a monopod. I found both in one unit, a guy on gun-post builds them with a 3D printer from carbon reinforced resin, with real, recirculating ball linear bearings for the guide rods. I have yet to shoot with it, but am very impressed with it. He builds them with both M-Lock and PIC rail attachment options.
I played with it a bit on the dining room table and think I am going to be very happy with it. $70.00 shipped.
