What AR's do you have and what calibers.

For long range, I switch up to my M14s

 

I'm a fan also.

 

Poodle shooters are ok. Not my favorite. I like a little old school

 

These seem interesting but just too damn ugly for me. Happy Halloween

 

Looks FN lovely to me...

 

New school 6.5 Grendel.

 

7.62mm NATO M14 with some AR furniture.

 

ok I'll bite. 7.62x39 poodle shooter. It only shoots combloc steel case junk. Geissele trigger group, LaRue 105 and a can. It's a hoot and stinks like shit firing that combloc powder

 

This is my 11 year old daughters 223 wylde I built her. She's going to go out west with us to pop prairie dog this summer.

 

Just a colt and Daniel defense

 

AR in .556 ans a JRC AR style in .45 ACP I also got them before the ban here in good old NY. I would never ever sell them.

 

Looks sharp! Dont know how I missed this one.

 

Thanks. It's alot of fun.

 

Sighting in my daughter's AR today. This is the first group I shot after getting it halfway dialed in. I think it's got some promise.

 

This is the final five shot group I decided that was good enough. Lol

 

Plenty good enough for vaporizing varmints

 

I've got to get her start practicing on some groundhogs.

 

What is that clamp on the tripod?

 

It's a carbon fiber Bog pod death grip.

 

Has anybody messed with 224 valkyrie yet?

 

I’ve always wanted a nice tripod. After reading on ARFcom for what seemed like days, I gave up. There was so many mix this with that, and this with this....I said F it I’ll just keep shooting prone.

I just googled that, and it’s decently priced. What’s your take on the unit? It would mainly be used with a bolt .308 that’s 12 lbs or so.

Nice shooting by the way!

 

Thanks.
I have an Atlas bipod and shoot prune a lot with my AR's but wanted another option because I live on top of a hill and when there's groundhogs on the bottom side of the hill I have to keep walking around the yard to get a good shot. I am very impressed with the Bog pod I was going to change the head after reading a lot of guys changing the head on their tripods but I don't think there's any need for it after using it. Yesterday I shot two groundhogs at 220 and 230 yards standing up off my deck from the Bog pod. It holds my ARs very secure and is a very stable shooting platform. I'm actually thinking about buying a second one for my daughter to use.
The good thing is from the Bog pod you can shoot prone ,setting, or standing.

 

I built one for a guy when they were first coming out but he is still never shot it. I had a guy turn some custom board guides for it and I've got the board guide already just never built the gun yet waiting on the guy I built one for to tell me what he thought. I have seen a bunch of mixed reviews but I don't know if those guys are using cheap barrels. The one I built for the guy had a cut rifling Rock Creek barrel.

 

Here's one of the case I cut for my daughter's gun.

 

Planning to build in the near future PWS MK116 MOD2 223 wylde long stroke piston system rifle. My duty rifle is just a standard Colt m4.

 

Nice.

 

Awesome! Thanks for the info Bryan.
A lot of times hunting I sit cross legged, watching over large areas. There’s not always the perfect stump to setup on, and prone many of times leaves objects in the field of view.
I think I might try one out.

 

Anytime.

 

A friend of mine is a retired Army sniper and he uses a hog saddle on top of a manfrotto carbon fiber tripod with a quick adjust ball head. Certainly not cheap but it is rock solid. I had my AR clamped in it and was making shots out to 550 with no wobbles. He has an easily 15 lb gun that he uses it with as well.
http://stores.hogsaddle.com/hog-saddle-mod-7/

 

Yep, common sub $1000 setup that I’m sure kicks ass!
The Manfrotto is like 4-5th in the PRS - I’m sure it’s amazing.

RRS (Really Right Stuff) is #1 and also in the $1000 price point.

I’m just not sure if I’ll use the unit as I would hope, and would rather drop $300.00 on a unit to test, with the option to upgrade, vs $1,000.00 that’ll I’ll never get back. LOL.