
Makes for a very solid shooting platform, and the 360* rotating bench was great. My two Cooper .204's performed like champs, especially with a cleaning regiment after every 25-30 rounds. Also my "wind flag" was very helpful, even though there was often different wind directions to deal with from table to target.

We even ventured over to North Dakota and shot a new (to us) field with a lot of pd's.....till we fired the first shot. After the first volley, my only targets were about 385 yds and a 20+ mph cross wind. Within a few shots, I "doped" the wind (10-12") off the edge of the pd, and started connecting. Most of the fields had the same scenario, with little to no shots within 250 yds, and the average was well over 300 yds.

We dodged this storm, which had a lot of hail and rain, but all we got was a beautiful picture.

Gotta love Montana..........