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Caldwell "The Rock" Combo Shooting Rest w/ Rear Bag

Caldwell "The Rock" Combo Shooting Rest w/ Rear Bag

A front-and-rear rest combo weighing 8-1/2 pounds with a 13-inch diameter base, a 7/8-inch steel elevation post adjustable from 4.5 to 7.25 inches, and fingertip adjustment at the knob. The front cradle accepts Caldwell Deluxe Universal Front Rest Bags and ships with a filled medium varmint front bag; the included rear bag is 600 Denier polyester at 5 inches wide by 5 inches high by 4-1/2 inches deep with a quick-connect for transport. Three leveling feet and a built-in carrying handle make field setup straightforward.

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BrandCaldwell
Material100%, Aluminum/cast-iron, Bas, Steel
Size/finishRest, Rifle
Type/colorGreen/black

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Caldwell "the rock" combo shooting rest w/rear bag

Features:
-Wide and stable footprint dispersed over 8 1/2 lb. rest, 13” diameter base
-7/8” diameter steel post provides smooth and quick elevation adjustments up to 8 1/4” height
-Use the 3 leveling feet to level your rest on most any surface
-Forend stop ensures consistent stock placement from shot-to-shot
-Forend cradle is designed to accept all Caldwell Deluxe Universal Front Rest Bags
-Vertical Adjustment from 4.5" - 7.25"
-Fingertip elevation adjustment
-Built-in carrying handle
-Durable powder coated finish
-Filled Medium Varmint front bag Included with rest

Rear Bag:
-Made of durable, water-resistant 600 Denier polyester
-Quick-connect feature makes bag transport easy
-Rear bag dimensions: 5” wide x 5” high x 4 1/2” deep

Other Features: Includes rest, filled front bag, and filled rear bag.

A matched front-and-rear system removes a variable that bench shooters introduce when they mix brands — height and cant fight each other until you control both ends of the rifle. Most hunters who struggle at the bench are solving a rest problem, not a trigger problem.

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