3HGR Original Shooting rest

Facing challenges in demanding terrain conditions

Would you let your prey get away while you search for a good shooting position and struggle with the undergrowth? The new generation 3HGR shooting rest is designed to work especially in demanding terrain conditions – check it out, test it, and join the tree huggers!

The prone position is often the best choice when hunting small game, such as forest birds. The 3HGR performs well when shooting from a prone position: Adjust the height as desired and you can shoot from a prone position at a very steep angle, for example when hunting from a tree stand.

The sitting position is often an excellent choice in practical hunting situations. This position allows you to shoot above the undergrowth that affects the bullet's trajectory, and it is also possible to shoot at negative angles, for example, at the edge of a bog or in a fox den.

In the upright position, you can easily shoot at a moving target, for example, in a moose pass – vertical sway of the line of sight is completely eliminated. You can stabilize your position very accurately by leaning firmly against a support tree.

Support can also be utilized without trees or other vertical structures. The supporting hand can be threaded through the loop between the support strap and the carrying strap, which significantly stabilizes the shooting position.

Balance and carefree movement with a carrying harness and safety strap

How many times do you adjust the carrying position of your weapon when walking in the forest? How would it feel to run carefree and jump over rocks and streams when necessary? The 3HGR can be converted into a carrying harness or safety strap that increases balance and carefree movement, making it easier to carry your weapon and move around, especially in difficult terrain conditions.

The use of optics and, in particular, silencers distorts the weight distribution of your weapon, which increases the challenges of carrying it with a strap: When carried on your back, the weapon easily turns sideways, causing the entire weight to strain one side of your body.

Placing the support strap over the opposite shoulder creates a carrying harness that distributes the weight comfortably between both shoulders. At the same time, the weapon remains firmly and securely on your back, and the barrel line does not drop.

When traveling in particularly difficult terrain, skiing, or running if the situation requires it, we recommend using the harness as a safety strap to prevent the gun from falling off your back and keep it in place in all situations! This is also suitable for weapons with heavier barrels and silencers than usual – at the same time, your shoulder is free for the shotgun.

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