Upgradeable Bench Rest

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Been looking at the Hart rests & the Sinclairs. Have sporter rifles rangeing from .22s to 30-06 & would like to zero them in & do longer range shooting at paper w. the rest. Not into benchrest rifles, but might one day. Any opinions on these 2 brands would be helpful.
 
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Upgradeable Benchrest

Appreciate the comeback GURU1911. I've read a lot of good on the Sinclairs. I just have not read a lot about the Harts. If I can't verify the Hart is a better buy for the $ I'll prbly go w. a Sinclair. They have the Generation II & the Generation II All-Purpose. It'd be nice to get some opinions on these two. They don't have windage but I don't think I really need it as I'm not shooting in competition. Just doing it for fun. I just wanna see what my rifles are doing & what I can as well.
 
Hello, YA know. I have been using a Hart since 1990, I have 'upgraded" it with a semi-custom windage adjustable top...I used the top from a Ransom..with quite a bit of customizing machine work done to suit my shooting needs. Also, kind of overkill..I replaced the original elevation screw with a 1" dia. Acme threaded one for greater stability and height adjustment. The body is cast-iron, & with my modifications, this is one very heavy and stable rest. I don't compete in bench-rest either, but do alot of load development, both cast & jacketed.
 
Upgradeable Benchrest

Thanks Ideal Tool. So, do you think it's better than a Sinclair, or 6 of 1, half-dozen of the other? I've read a ton on Sinclair but not much on Hart. Also, how about the finish? Does it hold up well? Powder coated? Attractive? No rust? Not scratch or chip easily? Are adjustments smooth & consistent?
 
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