What type of shooting rest do you use at the range for long guns?

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I use these Caldwell DeadShot Front and Rear Shooting Rest.

I use a lead sled from Bass Pro. I forget the model and such, but it was around $150. Bought one for FIL for Christmas a few years back and liked it so had to buy me one.

Instead of stacking towels I use a single towel on top of an ammo can.

I use lead sled plus. Has worked well so far. Luckily i have dive weights to use so almost no recoil

Sandbags

Atlas bipod and rear bag.

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Atlas bipod and rear bag.

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I use my braked, 18" barreled .308 at the local 25 yard indoor range.

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I'm sure that's pleasant for those around you

if you shoot often and enjoy spending weekends at the range or camp, do yourself a favor and buy a Bald Eagle rest with micro windage and elevation

last rest you'll ever buy , had mine for 25 yrs and still the real deal

I understand using a mechanical rest to check if your rifle is still sighted in right, but after the first 3 or 4 shots, I don't see the point of it.

The reason I go to a range is to keep my own mechanics sharp. Breathing, sight picture, trigger pressure etc..

Need to actually be holding the rifle for that
yes, sometimes I jerk the trigger, sometimes I am not breathing just right, so my targets don't always look like a work of art,but that is why I am at the range, to work on that shite.

If I use very good ammo,in a solid weapon and I measure and check it closely,do my calculations for windage etc.. and make adjustments accordingly, then I am the only unpredictable part of the equation. The goal is to make myself more predictable..as far as final results are concerned.