Hyskore Dangerous Game Rest

I use one at work...testing crime guns. If there is any doubt that the gun may blow in my face, I strap it down and use the syringe to trip the trigger while I stand in a safe place.....now I have heard that you can sight in your rifles as well...hahaha
It workes well...I have strapped it down to a rolling cart that has locking feet and it works well!
The only thing that I don't like is that after you mess with it to secure and set the scope or sights you can't place the mag in the mag well. This must be done before you set the gun in the mount. Minor point, It works well for my needs!
Jordy
 
scjordan said:
I use one at work...testing crime guns. If there is any doubt that the gun may blow in my face, I strap it down and use the syringe to trip the trigger while I stand in a safe place.....now I have heard that you can sight in your rifles as well...hahaha
It workes well...I have strapped it down to a rolling cart that has locking feet and it works well!
The only thing that I don't like is that after you mess with it to secure and set the scope or sights you can't place the mag in the mag well. This must be done before you set the gun in the mount. Minor point, It works well for my needs!
Jordy
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For building a load purposes, it is meant to only use one bullet at a time to not change the weight of the rifle and alter the course of the bullet.
 
Take the human error out of your shooting with a proper front rest and rear sandbag, and a very consistent shot ritual, breathing and trigger control.

Devices of that nature will likely make you pull your hair out rather than help you.
 
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