Bench testing tip

[rene404]

very good tip , and cheap, thanks!!

[scutter]

Good to see that Supermick is still helping us from that great hunting ground in the sky

[nw901]

Any tips for bench testing a pistol? I tend to tinker a lot with my pistols and am looking for an objective way to see if the changes are doing anything .

[simonnomis]

What a great idea! hope the mrs does not make me do any diy around the house when i get the work mate out.

[mattl]

Anyone got any pics of this?

[philo]

very good idea
i use a couple of sand bags i acquired from the a1m

[Luke_04]

Great cheap idea

[Alan's]

Hi some verry goog tips on hear thanks

[BaronVonBoom]

thanks for this - had some clamps in the toolbox which i've never used!!

works a treat

[lemonman]

Guitar Wall Mounted Bracket screwed on a block of wood and you can use it to shot of

[Taylorpete]

Bean bag bench rest for me

[bad shot bob]

Very helpful tip nice one

[FrankG]

Great thread. I understood that a springer had to be un-clamped because it was supposed to move to absorb the spring shock. If I can zero it by clamping life would be a lot easier.

[Richard Potter]

Sometimes i cant see the wood for the trees, what a great collection of idea's .

[Frog]

Great thread. I understood that a springer had to be un-clamped because it was supposed to move to absorb the spring shock. If I can zero it by clamping life would be a lot easier.

You thought right - you can not zero a springer by clamping it! The clamp idea the OP posted is I think just a simple way of safely resting the rifle between shots - a bit like 10m target air rifles sometimes have a bipod attached even though they are shot standing.