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   Synthetic liked post by Stocky On thread : Shooting rest in tussock country

   Do very similar but loop the wrist straps. Have shot a fair way with this setup. Pretty stable and I have them out anyway.

   Liked On: 24-10-2022, 05:43 PM

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   Synthetic liked post by 7mm Rem Mag On thread : Shooting rest in tussock country

   Just stand pack on its end, put riffle over top, pull riffle into shoulder while pulling down on front part of sling. Riffle very solid with no movement (locked in ready to go). This will give you...

   Liked On: 24-10-2022, 05:43 PM

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   Synthetic liked post by MB On thread : Shooting rest in tussock country

   More good stuff. I have the short end tip a different colour to the other three poles. Makes for less confusion in the heat of the moment.

   Liked On: 24-10-2022, 05:43 PM

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   Synthetic liked post by Sideshow On thread : Shooting rest in tussock country

   The Y rotates to traverse is easy.

   Liked On: 24-10-2022, 05:43 PM

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   Synthetic liked post by Sideshow On thread : Shooting rest in tussock country

   I’ve been running the primos trigger stick. It’s not a walking pole! Also some of the reviews said they rusted when wet. I combatted that by spraying them with long life CRC. Really good stable...

   Liked On: 24-10-2022, 05:43 PM

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   Synthetic liked post by flock On thread : Shooting rest in tussock country

   Small thing but found it makes it quicker & easier, the butt end of rig trim it back so you don't have to lift the butt over so much, front end is easy to set up. 208787

   Liked On: 24-10-2022, 10:25 AM

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   Synthetic liked post by Marty Henry On thread : Shooting rest in tussock country

   I find I shoot better off my knees than I do prone without a bipod, go figure. I built a set of safari sticks like flocks but same as him I found traversing them a pain, so I experimented with a...

   Liked On: 24-10-2022, 10:09 AM

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   Synthetic liked post by Micky Duck On thread : Shooting rest in tussock country

   90% of the time I sit and shoot off my knees...or sit frame pack in front of me and shoot off it,like Brian has said.... a single stick/walking pole is better than nothing,hold pole with thumb n...

   Liked On: 24-10-2022, 09:22 AM

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   Synthetic liked post by Jaco Goosen On thread : Shooting rest in tussock country

   Rudolph Optics NZ sells collapsable quads for about $200. They are light and weigh just about nothing. Ive been using quad sticks for years - best thing since sliced bread. I just ordered a...

   Liked On: 24-10-2022, 09:21 AM

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    Synthetic liked post by akaroa1 On thread : Shooting rest in tussock country

    My technique is to have two walking poles Each pole has a number of turns of electrical tape around it 2/3rds of the way up Leave a small end section of tape folded back in itself so about 1cm does...

    Liked On: 24-10-2022, 09:11 AM

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    Synthetic liked post by Sideshow On thread : Stags & Bucks 2022

    This from a few weeks back. 208112 208113

    Liked On: 24-10-2022, 08:34 AM

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    Synthetic liked post by dannyb On thread : Shooting rest in tussock country

    to be honest I haven't really had a chance to take it out for a hunt since buying it, it wouldn't be as quick as a bipod or just shooting off the top of your pack, both are skills I am reasonably...

    Liked On: 23-10-2022, 10:42 PM

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    Synthetic liked post by flock On thread : Shooting rest in tussock country

    This is what I use, folds together to make a pole, handy crossing rivers, just help general stability. Made out of garden sticks few small nuts and bolts although the docking ring idea would...

    Liked On: 23-10-2022, 10:42 PM

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    Synthetic liked post by Shearer On thread : Shooting rest in tussock country

    Walking poles are a dual purpose option.

    Liked On: 23-10-2022, 10:00 PM

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    Synthetic liked post by nor-west On thread : Shooting rest in tussock country

    Brian practices a lot free hand and with a manuka pole reckons he's never had a good natural rest yet. I remember him 15 years ago Tahr hunting saying 'dont ever rely on matagouri or tussock to give...

    Liked On: 23-10-2022, 10:00 PM

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