HS V-Pod Gun Rest

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03-09-2008 | 06:04 PM

#11

nick_bleuer76

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From: North Central, Iowa

RE: HS V-Pod Gun Rest

I just bought a Primos Trigger Stick, and Im happy with it, but I do like your V-Pod.

03-09-2008 | 09:42 PM

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TurkeyT

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RE: HS V-Pod Gun Rest

I bought the same rest last year from basspro, mine also came with a shoulder strap that hold's the stock to your shoulder.

03-09-2008 | 10:04 PM

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davs2601

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From: Noble, Ok

RE: HS V-Pod Gun Rest

yeah I forgot about the shoulder strap. My turkey vest has one so Ill probably give it to one of my hunting buddies

03-10-2008 | 12:00 PM

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buckmarlin

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From: charleston, sc, usa

RE: HS V-Pod Gun Rest

why do you need this thing? i think it would get in the way more than it would help. you might want to strengthen your arms or hunt with a lighter gun, maybe a youth model or a single shot. I bought my fiance a NEF pardner turkey gun. it weighs a total of 6lbs. you wasted $30.

03-10-2008 | 12:27 PM

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davs2601

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From: Noble, Ok

RE: HS V-Pod Gun Rest

Generally when I turkey hunt I always bring a pair of shooting sticks I made to hold my gun. I like to have my hands free so I can work my box call. The problem with my shooting sticks is they are a pain to tote around while chasing birds. This suits my needs very well...trust me I didnt waste 30 bucks. To each his own.

03-10-2008 | 01:38 PM

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buckmarlin

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RE: HS V-Pod Gun Rest

u got a red dot scope?

03-10-2008 | 07:48 PM

#17

nick_bleuer76

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From: North Central, Iowa

RE: HS V-Pod Gun Rest

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ORIGINAL: davs2601

Generally when I turkey hunt I always bring a pair of shooting sticks I made to hold my gun. I like to have my hands free so I can work my box call. The problem with my shooting sticks is they are a pain to tote around while chasing birds. This suits my needs very well...trust me I didnt waste 30 bucks. To each his own.

I strongly agree with you.