Cad Monkey

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Indeed, in addition the kind guys of the FCSA were kind enough to display the Monkey Clamp at the British Shooting Show last weekend:

Cerakote applied and assembly complete, now where's my rifle........

all ready for painting....

£185, availability in approx. 2-3 weeks time. pm me if you require any further details

A few renderings of the current design:

I did try to use that type of support at the 2014 RBL comp but found that it just was stable enough to maintain a fixed point of aim on a 1/2moa target @ 300 yards, the clamp did. With regards to fixing the clamp to varoius stock profiles/materials, I can confirm that I have used the clamp on a multitude of fore ends ranging from a No.4, Sauer 202, ACIS, Tikka T3 and varoius AR15's fitted with circular handguards and I'm happy to report that it worked on them all. I'll post a few pics showing a few examples when it eventually stops raining I get an opportunity to take them. I'm quite sure that a section of picatinny rail used in conjunction with an adapter would work and offer a certain degree of support, just not in the same way and would certainly not achieve the same results.

pm sent

Guys, please note that I did not mean to hijack this topic and turn it into a sales thread, I was just demonstrating an alternative option to those who are keen at DIY and who wish to find a solution to a problem without spending a small fortune. However, for those who are not so keen at DIY then please feel free to contact me via pm for further details on how I can assist

Dave, I confirm that I have sent you a pm

yes well spotted, the surface area of the clamp is approx 65% greater than that of the original and helps to disperse of the load, maintain stability and keep a firm hold on the rifle stock. pm sent.

Many thanks Bradders and your commission is in the post It all came about after seeing one of the participants of 2014 RBL charity match using a hog saddle to great effect in 'sitting supported' practice. After seeing the price of these things I decided to go ahead and manufacture my own and went on to use it in the 2015 RBL match…it secured me a win in the .223 class. Since then I have had quite a bit of interest from fellow shooters and club members and we now have a manufacturer on board making the clamp on a 5 axis cnc. The clamp is made from 6082 T6 Aluminium, finished in cerakote and weighs in at around 550grams. The base is has both 1/4 & 3/8 BSW tappings so will fit onto a conventional tripod or ball head as seen in the photo. Let me know via pm if would like any further details