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Every now and then, some thing comes along that actually helps a shooter use his or her skill. For some, shooters it was the invention of bigger targets! For some, it was catching a Leprechaun! For some it was finally getting those glasses that our wives told us we needed! The following shooters certainly haven't been hurt using The Viper's Rest!
Mr. jake Warner of Latrobe, Pa. 8 years old Future IBS champion. Jake owns a custom Viper's Monster Stealth Rest.
Mr. Lee Fischer of Wisconsin. IBS Two Time rookie of the year. IBS 1,000 yd. National Champion (6 Times!) Iowa State Champion and holder of too many club records to mention. (because it hurts too much!) (4.068" 10 shot heavy gun)
Mr. Tim North of North Manufacturing and Broughton Rifle Barrels. Tim is the only shooter to drop his rest and prove it still works! He now owns a monster rest also. (3.64"-50 score)
Mr. Ted Morgan of Williamsport, Pa.
Mr. Mike Kellman of California Mike owns the only Viper Vulcan rest in the world, weighing in at 190 lbs.
Mr. Randy Beasley of Missouri Randy went from not being able to break 15" at 1,000 yds. to shooting 8" on his first relay with his rest! On July 16, 2005 Randy shot a 5" group in Iowa!
Mr. Truman Beasley of Missouri 2009 IBS Junior Shooter of the Year!
Other Top Shooters Now using The Viper's Rest Mr. Norm Barber of Ontario, Canada Master Gunnery Sgt. Roland Smith, Alabama Jeff Ryan, NY. Corey DeLong, Florida Mr. Bob Cauterucio of South San Francisco Mr. Rod Vigstol "NODAK" Fargo, N.D. Mr. Mike "Dead Eye" Warner, Latrobe, Pa. Mr. Bob Turner of some place down South Mr. Gerry Nordmann, Indiana Mr. Ed Nazy, Indiana IBS 1,000 yd. National Champion (2 Times!) 2009 World Open Williamsport, Pa. Perfect score of 100 with a 4" group! Lonnie Hummel (Hornaday Bullets) Mr. Rick Piccaretta of Williamsport, Pa. Chip and Mellissa Wagner, Williamsport, Pa. Bob Rosen, Virginia Mr. Fred Matulka, Lincoln, Nebraska Mr. Trevor Hughes, Missassaga, Ontario, Canada (Trevor owns (7) Monster Rests) Mr. wild Bill Meuser of Missouri Jim Stewart, Plainwell, Michigan Mr. Ken Ramp, New Jersey Mr. Steve Spiece, Pennsylvania Mr. Bob Brudd, Chicago Mr. Edwin Fortner, North Carolina Mr. Rich Macholz (Sierra Bullets) Mr. Matt Bonnett, Iowa Gunsmith Mr. Randy bonnett, Iowa gunsmith Mr. Marc D' Aguanno of Brownells in Montezuma, Iowa Mr. Dave Clark, Iowa Mr. Barry O'Connor or Kalispell, Montana Mr. Stephen George, Sanford, Florida Mr. Gene Ford of "The Show Me State" Iowa State Champion Light and Heavy Gun (2004 & 2006 respectively) Mr. Brian Mc Daniels, Kenton, Oklahoma Black Mesa Rifle Company Mr. Fred Sershen, Minnesota Mr. Fred Nadeau, Washinton Anita and Roger Paulsen, South Dakota (6.844" and 4.2" June 2006) Winner of the Viper's Rest at the IBS Nationals 2005
"Half of the top 10 Grand Champion places at the Iowa State Match used The Viper's Rest"
Mr. Crazy Ed Nazy from the shooting state of Indiana won, THE 2009 IOWA STATE HEAVY GUN CHAMPIONSHIP FOR GROUP, with a two day agg. of 5.815 " "That's 20 shots, at 1,000 yds., in under 6"
and some old guy who held the Iowa club light gun group record of 2.626"
NO The Viper's Rest won't set records or win matches because you shoot off it. I Just Guarantee you that, "IT WON'T HURT YOUR CHANCES"
What's in a Name? Most shooters name their rifles in an attempt to endear it to them, so it shoots well. Davy Crockett had Old Betsy. Mine is named Viper, Hence the name of the Rest.
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