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I agree with the above, but would add the Holeshot Arms Trident action to the list. The Trident and the 2500X actions are both as close to flawless as you can get.

I think you will want the counter weight. I was unaware that there were two weights, so I can't tell you which one to use. The one I have allows you to slide the weight forward or back to get the correct balance. The "donut" on mine is 1" thick and 2" in diameter. I have it set close to the...

+1 As of January this year, this was a good email.

Bob- Here is the link for how to assemble the Neo rest with the short leg to the rear with the short rear leg screw (along with the part numbers if you need to order parts). http://sebrests.com/download/manuals/neo-manual.pdf If you need to order any parts, call Mike Rattigan PH 405-423-4012

I would not pretend to know the intent of the design. That being said, I tried my Seb Neo facing both ways and there is no question as to which way works best for me. Having the short leg to the rear with the counter balance weight to the front is infinitely better. It isn't even a close...

Do you have the Michael Rattigan optioned Seb Rest? If you don't, give Mike a call. He recommends the short arm be pointed towards the shooter and employs the counter balance weight opposite the shooter. If you use the rest as he recommends, you will quickly learn to love the entire set-up...

You've discovered something very important. Better equipment can make you aware of additional things to pay attention to. Without the better glass, you wouldn't have been aware that your breathing and trigger squeeze needed better technique.

My opinion only, but in a word "no". 32X is not to much power at 25M. I would tend to go with as much power as I can get. The only reason for less power would be to deal with mirage.

I'm told that there are matches every month. In the winter months there are just fewer competitors.

Bob - I'm located in Western Iowa. Jim

I have had some success with benchrest competition at our local club. That being said, local is A LOT easier than competing in sanctioned matches. If I want to move up to attempt competing at a higher level, I would like to know how I go about upgrading my rifle. From what I have learned from...

I would appreciate an answer to this question also. Inquiring minds - - - - - - ?