Bench testing tip

[Space]

Useful , I even have a set I can use.

[rapidresponse1]

very good bud

[watt]

Ok am new to this sport but i have a Black And Decker Workbench so i will use this for zeroing my new air gun.
thanks for the great tip.
greets Andy

[foggy595]

Hi

I used a B&D workmate but found the folding legs were not stable enough. I used a gunsmiths tray (which has a vice kile attachment on it with protected jaws) and is much more stable and allows ease of loading and access to the trigger.

I bought it off about 6 months ago and only cost me £10 which is far lesss than a workmate but I suppose canot be used for DIY (is that a bad thing?).

[Dax66]

some great ideas here thanks guys

[Phillian]

This is to protect damage to the rifle when zeroing off a bench. Instead of laying the gun on it's side in between shots, get some of the rubber jawed plastic clamps sold by DIY/Homebase for clamping woodwork.
Clip the jaws onto the front of the stock/receiver and it acts as a bipod, keeping the gun upright 'til the next shot.

One of JDP's many tips
Mick

What a great simple tip