05-04-2017, 12:49 PM
LRRPF52 Wrote:Indoor ranges are notoriously bad for building a good position in most cases, unless they have cement benches with your own, isolated area.
Even the steel frame benches and tables that are becoming more popular at indoor ranges are wobbly left to right, and will show a lot of horizontal strings that I don't see on cement benches.
I was actually pretty happy with their benches. This range was RITZY. There were rolling stools at each bench which was obviously not ideal so I swapped it out with a relatively stable chair.
I'll try a higher shooting position next time. I'm 6'2" so using the lowest position possible may not have been ideal. I should note that I also spent some time perfecting the parallax and used a mounted bubble level to keep the scope consistently level. I'm thinking of trying a few groups with my Harris bipod next time instead of the Rock Jr. front rest - what's the consensus on shooting an AR with bipod?