Researching now only, may be not common style what I have preferences.
I am shooting BR rings only with this my W308, and for now only up to 300. This last season I prepared my ammo to challenge myself with 500 and longer, but the chemo therapy kicked me out from that track. Very looking forward for next year to get back to that game.
- full arca rail on bottom, I am using a Remple rest even on a bench.
- built in or an option for full handrail with picatinny up front for my over the barrel Meier rest.
- and also important to me having a clearance around my head position. This is my "no hard anchor" currently with the original - old synthetic stock that I learned and like it very much.
It is shaped in a way that I can only feel the stock with my facial hair but not touching it.
Also, an option for a rear sled. This my diy setup and working much better vs a rear bag.
An exchangeable AR style grip would be a nice bonus as well. I have couple grips between zero to ten degree, it is just a life style for some but sitting around a bench the posture and ergonomics makes a very big difference.
I am shooting BR rings only with this my W308, and for now only up to 300. This last season I prepared my ammo to challenge myself with 500 and longer, but the chemo therapy kicked me out from that track. Very looking forward for next year to get back to that game.
- full arca rail on bottom, I am using a Remple rest even on a bench.
- built in or an option for full handrail with picatinny up front for my over the barrel Meier rest.
- and also important to me having a clearance around my head position. This is my "no hard anchor" currently with the original - old synthetic stock that I learned and like it very much.
It is shaped in a way that I can only feel the stock with my facial hair but not touching it.
Also, an option for a rear sled. This my diy setup and working much better vs a rear bag.
An exchangeable AR style grip would be a nice bonus as well. I have couple grips between zero to ten degree, it is just a life style for some but sitting around a bench the posture and ergonomics makes a very big difference.
