How will this rest work for a M1a?
1712027
I've used this sled for my 50 cal muzzleloader, my ar 15 (5.56), my ar 10 (.308), saiga 12 (12g) and my ghost 350 crossbow! Handleddll them flawlessly... Only problems I ran into was magazine size... A 35lb Olympic weight plate prevented any movement of the sled! Should be just fine for you to site In any long rifle aslong as a small enough mag can be used!
1712028
It will work with just about any platform. I use it with my Sig Saur SHR 970 in 300 win mag. A knight mountaineer all the way down to my little 22's . It's a great rest for the range, but you're probably not gonna be toting this thing out into the field so you better get used to shooting without it too.S
1712029
I'm sure it will work but don't hold me to it. I haven't put a M1A on mine yet.
1032912
If you see four slits on the that buttstock, most like you can. If you don't, you may need to resort to ideas outside the box. I fitted this cheek riser on my M1A scout squad stock. I grinded off the fitting slots and used tapebothers non adhesive tape to seal the deal. It's stable and a cheap solution.
865663
Depends on the type. Best to go a dealer who had one you are looking at. Take your back rest dimensions and measure their connecting points.
213439
Works good for me too. I have used it all day with my 92a1 and it was pretty comfortable throughout the 10 hour use (hiking, riding quad, etc).
2086812
I can only verify that this thing is junk. Use the Bobelock Shoulder Rest Bag available here on Amazon - it's well made, well padded, and huge.
2155378
This sight has a mil standard post just like on any other AR/m16 adjustable for elevation. Any standard mil spec post should fit just fine. You don't necessarily need a tool to adjust it. I used a small nail to depress the plunger and it worked fine, though I now have the tool. Also, choose your rear sight carefully. Some fronts and backs don't work well together This one works fine with the flip up UTG rear (which does not have elevation adjustment), but won't work with some other varieties due to their lack of elevation adjustment, or not enough adjustment to get them aligned properly. This sight has a mil standard post just like on any other AR/m16 adjustable for elevation. Any standard mil spec post should fit just fine. You don't necessarily need a tool to adjust it. I used a small nail to depress the plunger and it worked fine, though I now have the tool. Also, choose your rear sight carefully. Some fronts and backs don't work well together This one works fine with the flip up UTG rear (which does not have elevation adjustment), but won't work with some other varieties due to their lack of elevation adjustment, or not enough adjustment to get them aligned... » Read More This sight has a mil standard post just like on any other AR/m16 adjustable for elevation. Any standard mil spec post should fit just fine. You don't necessarily need a tool to adjust it. I used a small nail to depress the plunger and it worked fine, though I now have the tool. Also, choose your rear sight carefully. Some fronts and backs don't work well together This one works fine with the flip up UTG rear (which does not have elevation adjustment), but won't work with some other varieties due to their lack of elevation adjustment, or not enough adjustment to get them aligned properly. « Show Less
1772107
It works great on my m1-a. I have a springfield armory Ultimate-match grade with a wood stock, I had to grind down the stock just a little with a dremel on the inside to make it fit and lay flush. The modification took less than a minute once disassembled. I use it as both a bipod mount and sling mount, I have had no complaints it works very well.
549051
Ok, I just checked. The straps will hold 223, but only lightly. If rifle is bumped they will work themselves loose. HOWEVER, there is a second bullet holder inside the zippered pouch that will hold them and being that they are inside the pouch, not let them slip out. Personally ,I love mine and am putting one on my M1A.
984547
The front rest is just a u-shaped rest. It is only there for elevation. It doesn't hold the stock tight.
95823
Not sure...I don't add weight when using this rest to shoot from. Frankly I'd say if you need that kind of stability, you probably need a Lead Sled or such. My primary use for this rest is still a nice gun servicing unit. I only use it as a rest for minimal shooting situations or other quick-and-dirty instances where I don't want to lug around something heavy. Still, for those situations it works better than it has a right to, and piling bags of shot/lead on the base would improve its use.
1080410
No, it does not. This is one of the reasons I purchased it. I do see some value is a stock which has a monte carlo comb it that it will allow you to adjust your eye height some what by moving your head up and down the stock, but in my opinion there is absolutely no reason to have a check rest on a rifle stock unless you had throat or tongue cancer and had a significant amount of your jaw removed. The stock has a straight comb and it's height is perfect for a 40 mm scope using medium height weaver style bases and rings.
1726698
It's up to you. The gun rests included are peel and stick, so you can place them at whatever positions work best for your guns. I have both long barrel and shorter ones and it accommodates both easily. Keep in mind that scopes and other accessories take up space so capacity can vary depending on what you have.
667354
This is what we did it will work fine if your a back or side sleeper, just tuck the extra into the cut out slot and you should be good
403603
Works well just weight it down with some sand in tube bags. All gun rests need to be stabilized when sighting in any gun. Also make sure it is on a solid table or other kind of surface.
1130635
If you get Summit Adjustable Gun rest which sold on amazon for 39.99$ it will fit fine but as to me I use rail guard on summit as my rest.Mind you every time I set my tree up deer came from behind and I couldnt use rest.As for difference between 2012-2013 its hard to tell but if you read reviews you'll see that summit improved its paint around where the teeth are.People complain about paint chipping.I got my stand 2 month ago and been in it 9 times and the paint is fine.Im also 6'2 250 lbs and it holds up great.Hope this helps.
1272623
Personal choice on the AR-15, depends on the situation. I would want a true front rest and back rest if I were zeroing a gun. It would be good for the longer shots mountain hunting offers.
195513
the tray is 10 3/4 inchs long 5 3/4 wide and 1 1/2 deep. I do not need weight. I shoot 22 rimfire and 223. I have enjoyed this rest. it is tall enough for my 20 round clip. Hope this helps