f-class rest take a look

could not find a rest just like i wanted so i made a few today weighs 28 pounds what ya think

Man I like that.

wow, what you asking for them?

well not really sure kinda testing the waters right now need to set a price still have a few issues to work out need better looking adjustment knobs thinking about clear knobs with red white and blue swirls

Did you use a linear slide for the windage adjustment? Should be nice and smooth.

Put me on the buy list....

Very cool!

Yes, that thing is beautiful............

I hope it comes with a THICK instructions manual......

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Nice work, looks great and should be a solid platform to shoot from.

I like it! You, sir, are a talented individual!

Lets see.......... I see the wheel of a sailboat, the feet of the bathroom scales, clear plastic towel racks (the wife is going to be pissed), back seat from a VW, cabinet knobs, small piece from a barbell set, and..... something that looks like it came from a toaster.





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That's a work of art.

i give you $100 bucks right now if it works or not!

Alton never fails to impress me, if I just had a 1/10th of his talent and machinist ability I would be happy. That rest is fine no doubt; heck Sinclair needs to add those to their line!

Gonna put a hurt on Sinclair...

thank you all for the comments few kinks to work out but overall feels very good and solid gonna make some 2 peice pads bottom one with 3 spikes top on a bearing for up down movement without spikes having to turn in ground . also add handles on each side to pick up and place. and oh yea the toilet paper roll hanger on the side

WOW!! What more can I say!!

pffffftttt now if you REALLY had talent you could do this VVVVVV




Oh wait..... YOU DID!!!! Thanks Alton!!

Wow!!!! Looks Great Alton, put me on the list. I will need one if I ever decide to move up to open class. You got it going on!!!!!!!

I don't see a bottle opener on that bad boy. Maybe something to pump coolant to my barrel or a fan to help with the heat. I don't really understand what you were talking about on you feet. I have some disc that i rest my caldwell on that helps. Spikes may work well for wooden benches but I worry about them sinking into the ground unevenly. I would also keep the knobs on the smaller side. Bigger knobs invite way way to much torque. Do you buy the actual front rest and slide it in there. I like the one on the demo much better than my calwell. With everyone having one at BougeChitto you might need to have somewere to place you name on the baseplate.