Best place to buy and which shooters mat?

[yzfr6avid]

Getting into precision shooting just wondering what shooter mat would you recommend and where to get it from? Thanks

 

[Mudduck]

If you do a search in this section you will see some previous discussion threads with all the information you need

 

[maynard]

ww w.centerthegroup.com

Tri-fold, 4 fold, Fat mats(thicker) and F Class mats (wider). Just about any colour you want. Some are not listed on his website.

 

[gushulak]

I use a Dillon Precision shooting mat and am happy with it. Also ordering anything through Dillon is a pleasure, a fantastic company to deal with IMO.

 

[ivo]

Cabela's for $79.99 or those NC Star things from Wolverine.

 

[peacefrog]

I got a Tri-Fold from Center the Group, Paul Bawden. I like it.

 

[silverfoxdj]

How about a Yoga mat?

 

[ShootingNewbie]

Cabela's for $79.99 or those NC Star things from Wolverine.

Got the Cabela's one from my girlfriend for Christmas - haven't taken it to the range yet, but it looks like good quality kit: well made, good size, packs up nicely, right amount of padding, and (bonus!) two folds of cordura at the front that you can use to pre-load your bipod against - hadn't realized that from their website write-up.

 

[FTRRookie]

x3 for the Trifold Mat from Paul Bawden. Nice to support a fellow shooter as well.

Scott

 

[manitou210]

x3 for the Trifold Mat from Paul Bawden. Nice to support a fellow shooter as well.

Scott

x2 for Pauls mats

 

[Viper26]

I use one from Shooters Gear.
Really happy with it and it's made in Canada.

 

[BenL]

I'm pretty happy with my US Peacekeeper mat. Got it from Brownells last year.

Granted it doesn't get used everyday (I wish!), but for $135 it's a solid piece that's well designed.

http://www.uspeacekeeper.com/Products/Mats/Shooting_Mat/shooting_mat.html

 

[rugger02]

I don't want to highjack the OP but I'm debating between the cabelas shooting mat and the eberlestock padded magic carpet, and I was wondering if anyone wasable to give a comparison between the two. I'm probably going to be using it 95% of the time at the range and if I'm lucky 5% will be some varmint hunting.

 

[yzfr6avid]

I'm pretty happy with my US Peacekeeper mat. Got it from Brownells last year.

Granted it doesn't get used everyday (I wish!), but for $135 it's a solid piece that's well designed.

http://www.uspeacekeeper.com/Products/Mats/Shooting_Mat/shooting_mat.html

I like this one looks great! How much was shipping on this baby? Thanks guys for your input I'm doing research on all of them?

 

[Silverback]

I picked up a Blackhawk Pro-Shooters Mat from the Shooting Edge in Calgary a couple years ago, I really like it. It rolls up easily and has a carry strap and handles. One thing I read online before I bought mine was don't buy a black shooting mat as they can get very hot out in the sun, I bought a tan one.

 

[langbanger]

What about the voodoo tactical roll up mats? I have never tried one but I'm thinking it would go good with the voodoo tactical drag bag I got for Christmas. Quick attach to the bag with molle straps. Anyone try one?

 

[Max Owner]

I got a self inflating air mattress from Wholesale Sports.

One of the shooting instructors said it was the most comfortable mat he laid on at the rifle course I got it for. Bout an inch thick, inflated. Was hard on the elbows when shooting prone, though. As the mattress flattened out with weight of them on it.

 

[danager]

Moving blanket from U-Haul

 

[RUPZUK]

Which one is the most mold/moisture resistant?

 

[Johnny Boom]

I don't want to highjack the OP but I'm debating between the cabelas shooting mat and the eberlestock padded magic carpet, and I was wondering if anyone wasable to give a comparison between the two. I'm probably going to be using it 95% of the time at the range and if I'm lucky 5% will be some varmint hunting.

Got an Eberlestock for Xmas, but I don't think I'll be using it before spring.