Product Preview: Bog-Pod RSR

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posted on September 13, 2018
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The Rapid Shooting Rest (RSR) from Bog-Pod features the company’s Switcharoo head—a versatile cradle that spins freely, providing shooters with a support that is adaptive and helpful during multi-target engagements. A twist lock adjustment knob allows the RSR to be raised from its lowest height of 7" to a maximum height of 11". The aluminum rest weights 21.6 ozs. Price: $37. Contact: BOG; (877) 509-9160; btibrands.com.

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