Caldwell Lead Sled DFT Rifle Shooting Rest

Product #: 149023 Caldwell #: 336647 UPC #: 661120366478
$214.99

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The Caldwell Lead Sled DFT Rifle Shooting Rest offers a dramatic upgrade to the original Lead Sled. Dual Frame Technology (DFT) provides increased stability and allows 22" of front to back adjustment to accommodate any long gun. It utilizes the same windage and elevation adjustment system as the Caldwell Rock BR Competition Rifle Front Shooting Rest, making adjustments extremely fine and consistent. Padded front and rear cradles protect your firearm and rubber tipped feet offer no-skid support on any surface.

Technical Information: Caldwell Lead Sled DFT Rifle Shooting Rest

Features:
  • Up to 98% recoil reduction
  • Adjustable height front rest
  • 3" front elevation adjustments
  • 2" rear elevation adjustments (fingertip adjustable)
  • 30" windage adjustment @ 100 yds
  • Rubber, non-skid tripod feet
  • Cradle has 18" of adjustment to fit nearly any rifle or shotgun
  • All-steel construction
  • Holds up to 100 lbs of shot for maximuim recoil protection
  • Cradle post is 1-12 UNF thread
Warranty: 1-year warranty against manufacturing defects


Installing the rear pad/cover on the rest:
  • The cover is shipped as a square shape, since it's not folded to fit the rest. Sit the cover on a flat surface so that "Caldwell Lead Sled" is readable and is at the lower left. On the right edge of the pad there is a strip covering some Velcro material and there is an opening at the top right corner of the cover. Place one hand inside the cover and grasp the top of that Velcro strip and pull it into the opening. Keep working that part down until the Velcro strip is horizontal. What needs to happen is that the Velcro strip and the top part of the cover that's covered with black vinyl will flip inside the green nylon portion of the pad.
  • The original top right corner of the cover should now be the bottom of the "pocket" for the rifle's buttstock.
  • At this point, the cover may be slipped down over the steel back part of the rest, and the cover is then held in place by the Velcro straps at the bottom.
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