Looking at buying one? Which version should I get? Academy had the best one on sale for $179??
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There are perks with each. I like "lead sled plus" because I can use my barbells as weights instead of spending over $100 more on weights. The downside to this is that you cannot use long magazines as the rod on the rest is directly placed under the gun. This would keep you from placing an AR with a 30 round mag on it. The DFT version does not accomodate barbell weights but has 2 seperated rods directly underneath where the gun would be. This allows for some longer magazines to fit in between the rods.
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I can't seem to get any sort of leadsled or similar product to work as well as I would like. I've tried the real deal and several other brands without the repeatability in accuracy I would like. A good ole set of san****s and a bipod seem to do the trick with my rifles. I wish I could get one of these to work when developing new loads though as you still get most of the kick with bags.
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Originally posted by skudbucket View PostThere are perks with each. I like "lead sled plus" because I can use my barbells as weights instead of spending over $100 more on weights.
I don't remember what size they were but I think 10 pounders.
I only use the LS for cleaning rifles anymore.
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Originally posted by Captain39 View PostLooking at buying one? Which version should I get? Academy had the best one on sale for $179??
I have one my wife got me as a gift. Not sure what kind it is, but I'd sell it for $15.00 if you want an inexpensive means to figure out what you want and prefer.
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If you're chasing accuracy, working up hand loads, and sighting in rifles for small group size, I'd advise against the Lead Sled. It does not allow for free recoil and certain LS models use velcro straps to secure rifle to rest. This makes accuracy worse.
my suggestion, this Bald Eagle rest has micro windage and elevation, and on sale for $165. Buy a Protector front / rear bag and you're done
http://www.bullets.com/products/Rest...luminum/BE1004
front bag
http://www.ebay.com/itm/PROTEKTOR-MO...QAAMXQLs5Rp2Fu
rear bag on ebay
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Protektor-Mo...ectid%3D177887
your setup will resemble this .... investment will be < $220
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