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A Short Study of Benchrest Benches
By Bill Wynne | Published  08/19/2006 | USBR , ARG , RBA , ARA , USRA IR50/50 , Rimfire , Centerfire | Unrated
There's a need for a few good benches!



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  • Comment #1 (Posted by larry adams)

    Excellent!
     
  • Comment #2 (Posted by Fred Jamison)

    Very informative. New range operators will have no problems with their benches, if they folloe Bill's suggestions in this aticle.
     
  • Comment #3 (Posted by Kent Davis)

    Good artical on benchrests. there are some very nice ideas out there as to what makes a good rest for shooting
     
  • Comment #4 (Posted by James)

    Excellent article but I would have liked to seen dimensions of the various table tops. I give it 5 stars
     
  • Comment #5 (Posted by Sonof A. Gunn)

    PDF file takes too long to download for dial up users. Left out one viable bench design: Dig 3 or 4 holes down below frost line; place treated posts in holes; level/square poles and add redi-mix cement to holes - add water where needed; fill in holes; add top to poles after cement is set.
     
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