Need help with the ghost
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buy a bag rider from PRS its the bottom thingy in this picture that attaches via the small section of picatinny on your ghost. You can also make these using a picatinny scope ring and a piece of 30 mm aluminum tubing. Once you have your rear attachment, you can go with a saddle type v-slot or squeeze bag.
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The PRS stuff is great, no doubt about it. But greatness comes at a price!
I bought one of these off fleaBay for 35 bucks, and it serves my purposes well too.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/294959526064
I bought one of these off fleaBay for 35 bucks, and it serves my purposes well too.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/294959526064
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i only concern my self with quality; but thats me. there is very limited real estate at the back end of a ghost. that said.. does that fit a ghost? if not it's money down the drain.
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It does. And because it has a screw you can tighten with your fingers or a screwdriver, it is solid with no wobble.
I also tried some different ones. Maybe about the same price but you get 2 (one tall one short). These are made to fit a specific Ruger precision rifle and did not fit the Ghost as received. But a few swipes with a triangular file and they fit well. Interference fit keeps them solid - at least for now. But I could see them getting looser over time if they were regularly installed/removed from the gun. No screw to tighten on these. This is the low one:
I also tried some different ones. Maybe about the same price but you get 2 (one tall one short). These are made to fit a specific Ruger precision rifle and did not fit the Ghost as received. But a few swipes with a triangular file and they fit well. Interference fit keeps them solid - at least for now. But I could see them getting looser over time if they were regularly installed/removed from the gun. No screw to tighten on these. This is the low one:
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Actually, I've made a bit of a mistake here. As we age, the memory is many times the first thing to go.
For some reason I had recalled that the PRS bag riders were on the order of $160. But this is WRONG - they are only about $62. At that price it really doesn't make any real sense to get an eBay special and make it work. Just go with the quality PRS product as recommended above.
For some reason I had recalled that the PRS bag riders were on the order of $160. But this is WRONG - they are only about $62. At that price it really doesn't make any real sense to get an eBay special and make it work. Just go with the quality PRS product as recommended above.
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I use a Atlas bipod, no help with rest but I do use the PRS bag rider for a squeeze bag but can be used with a solid rest to. It does not interfere with the butt pad.
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Simplest answer for me is two sandbags. Shooting a powder burner on a bench it’s steady enough to work well at 1000 yards. Cheap too.
Rick H.
Rick H.
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