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[pgk]

I want to really tune my Marauder 22 and play with baffles and see if it effects accuarcy, but I find I am not stable enought to really group well. What should I get is sanbags enought or is some sort of stand better. If so I am not going to use this to much one I get it dialed in so I don't want to make a huge investment but $50 give or take is fine. What do you recomend? Thanks in advcance for your input.

[RatRacer]

I like to shoot off hand mostly,but I was looking at these to use with a folding table I have, for zeroing:
http://www.amazon.com/UTG-Combat-Profil ... d_sbs_sg_2

Or one of these

http://www.amazon.com/MTM-PSR-30-Predat ... 528&sr=1-1

[NeuRon]

I have this set of Caldwell Deadshot bags (front and rear), but they are often a bit too short: http://www.amazon.com/Caldwell-Deadshot-Shooting-Bag-Combo/dp/B002APAWY2

Which is one of the reasons I think this Caldwell Tackdriver model would suit me better: http://www.exploreproducts.com/caldwell-tack-driver-shooting-rifle-rest-filled.htm

[Berniep]

I really like my rock rest from caldwell
http://www.exploreproducts.com/caldwell ... g-rest.htm
But it is out of your price range especially since you will also need a rear bag also.
but you coulld buy the rock jr
http://www.exploreproducts.com/caldwell ... g-rest.htm
And a cheap rear bag for pretty close to your budget.
But a set of front and rear bags like Neuron posted has been working for countless shooters for a long time.
You can rig up your own if you have a few things.
I used to reload shotgun shells and used the cloth bags the shot came in(although thats not recommended anymore due to the lead content). Legs from a pair of kids jeans or sleeves from a denim jacket sewn up on the ends and filled with coarse sand or my favorite raw extruded plastic bits from an injection molding place.
I think you can get the stuff they put in bean bags and hacky sacks and such at craft stores. Or lentels or rice from the grocery store.
You can also buy corn cob media.
But using any kind of corn cob or food item like dried beans is inviting critter to chew holes in your bags if you leave them outside of some kind of container.
I lost my tackdriver bag to a mouse that must have had a feast on the corn cob media that I filled it with.

[pgk]

Thanks for the feedback. After much research I went eith the rock rest from caldwell. Bully bags was the next runner up.