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Reddit mentions of Caldwell The Rock Jr Adjustable Ambidextrous Rifle Shooting Rest for Outdoor Range
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Reddit mentions: 2
We found 2 Reddit mentions of Caldwell The Rock Jr Adjustable Ambidextrous Rifle Shooting Rest for Outdoor Range. Here are the top ones.
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- DIMENSIONS: Weighs approximately 5.5 pounds with a 10 inch diameter and 8 inch vertical adjustment
- ACCURACY: With fingertip elevation adjustment, a rubber or metal feet option, a cast iron base and a ¾ inch diameter steel elevation post with a lock lever, this rest is made for rock-solid stability
- NON-DESTRUCTIVE: This rest can be used with a filled, medium varmint bag (included) and is compatible with any Caldwell Deluxe Universal Front Rest Bags that will securely hold your gun without damaging the barrel or stock
- EASE OF USE: Adjustment knob is conveniently placed to allow for easy adjustments that do not require removing the gun from the rest
- VERSATILITY: This rest has interchangeable rubber feet or metal spiked feet to securely sit on any surface and works with all Caldwell filled front rest bags
Features:
Specs:
| Color | Green/Black |
| Height | 4 Inches |
| Length | 9.5 Inches |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Release date | May 2009 |
| Weight | 2.20462262 Pounds |
| Width | 10.3 Inches |
A rifle rest. Trying to prop my rifle up on my bag and sandbags was a nightmare, taking an otherwise unused bipod (and the accompanying rail section) on and off my handguards was a pain in the ass, I finally bought one of these and have since zeroed all of my rifles effortlessly.
A two-wheeler / hand truck. The worst part of every range trip is carrying shit to and from the car from the last spot in the parking lot. My ammo can, rifle bag, and spotting scope all fit on this hand truck with a couple of bungee cords and just leave my target stand to haul out manually.
A quality target stand. My range sells cardboard A-frame target stands that blow over in a light breeze, sag when they get wet, and are too short to shoot at less than 25 yards or so, which was certainly too far for me to make any use of with a handgun. I built a square-framed two-legged target stand out of 2x2s and PVC pipe to remedy the situation, but it's a heavy bastard made of smooth, droppable surfaces and 6-foot lengths of ungainliness. I picked up the Range-Pro and now all I have to do is stick a pair of 2x1s in and staple away. I'd also say the Juggernaut is probably worth the extra dosh, the Range-Pro is a little unstable on the front-to-back axis if you're on uneven ground in the wind.
Sight Adjustment Tools (AK / AR). Quit dicking around with that cartridge (or in the case of the AK, that flint and piece of whale bone) and get the tool. The AR tool is also good for Tech Sights.
A one-piece rifle-length cleaning rod. I actually picked mine up (mine was a nylon number, not the model linked) from Wal-Mart for about $7, and it's a huge improvement over the 3-4 piece brass rod you get with every cleaning kit. No dicking around with thread adapters or having the rod too inflexible to get down an AK barrel from the breach, you just stick your brush / jag on the end and go, and it's maybe a third of the weight. Side note: Wal-Mart sells AK cleaning rods by the 10-pack, just in case you're a fucking lunatic.
>I second this. Looks nice, and it's made in china so my wallet will probably like it.
Caldwell rest. This is apparently what the new version of it is ( https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0007Y8SBW/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1 )