These are five URLs with variations. Some are slanted more for hunting, but techniques are similar. 

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Review these and work to develop  the technique that best suits you and your equipment. 

To lessen the effect of recoil, I shoot my BSA Martini .22 LR for initial practice on technique when testing loads or scopes.

If you can get access to a file of the old Precision Shooting magazines, there are a lot of benchrest techniques set out by the top shooters of the 90s and early 2000s.  The editor was kind of a genius, in that he could cajole articles out of very skilled people who otherwise wouldn’t write down much more than a shopping list, machining layouts, or loading notes.

I can’t give you specific issues, since for a long time the publication didn’t even have a a table of contents.  But there’s a lot of good stuff in there, if you’re willing to search.

Harvey Donaldson also had some articles on rest shooting, in the American Rifleman and in his regular column in the Handloader magazine.  These, I believe, were reprinted in the book Yours Truly, Harvey Donaldson.

watchthewind wrote on Jan 20^th, 2021 at 2:58pm:


Thanks for the suggestion, I'm in New Brunswick, Canada looks like closest club would be in Maine.

Retreever

Retreever wrote on Jan 20^th, 2021 at 3:54pm:


I wonder if there are any other Single Shot shooters in your neck of the woods. It'd be pretty cool to see an affiliated club in Eastern Canada
Take Care,
Scott