http://www.championshooters.com/ind...=productdetails&virtuemart_product_id=571&virtuemart_category_id=117&Itemid=111

Got mine in 1983(?) and is still good. Cheap, no but it's the last one you'll buy if you treat it right. Mine looks like this: http://www.natchezss.com/images/products/CN700DL.jpg

-R

 

I've heard that a lot of folks get one at Midway USA.
https://www.midwayusa.com/find?userSearchQuery=shooting+mat

 

Cabelas has a good looking one for 79 bucks.

 

The midway USA one will be on sale for 29-39 bucks from time to time. Its hard to beat it at that price point. I've lost some over the years to students w/ sticky fingers and people may leave them behind as well. IF you're going to be shooting more of highpower discipline I'd go with something like a creedmore w/ light colors so you don't get burned during the summer.

 

The midway USA one will be on sale for 29-39 bucks from time to time. Its hard to beat it at that price point. I've lost some over the years to students w/ sticky fingers and people may leave them behind as well. IF you're going to be shooting more of highpower discipline I'd go with something like a creedmore w/ light colors so you don't get burned during the summer.

Yup - like as we speak it's on sale.

https://www.midwayusa.com/find?userSearchQuery=shooting+mat

 

Yes, it's hard to beat when it's on sale...
http://www.midwayusa.com/product/16...a-competition-shooting-mat-pvc-coated-polyester-olive-drab?cm_vc=ProductFinding

 

In door / outdoor carpet.

Cut to size.

 

I use one of the Midway mats that I got on sale for $30. That's about the right price for it. I've used it pretty hard for 2 seasons of Highpower and it's torn up now. I will probably buy something a little better next time, like a Creedmoor Sports or Champions Choice. I agree with the suggestion for a lighter colored mat. The rubber on mine is very hot in the summer.

 

ordered the midway mat.... will probably get a big ass thing of out door carpet to roll out for multiple people as well....

 

I have the Midway one as well and its a good mat for the the price

 

I was feeling a bit tacticool one day and picked up a Tab Gear mat. A lot more expensive than the Midway mat, but these roll up very compact.

 

I was feeling a bit tacticool one day and picked up a Tab Gear mat. A lot more expensive than the Midway mat, but these roll up very compact.

Awesome. Tony makes very good stuff!
All his products are first class, and he's a helluva nice guy too.

 

I use a midway USA mat. It pulls double duty as my wife will use it sometimes when her workout programs call for a floor mat

 

I was feeling a bit tacticool one day and picked up a Tab Gear mat. A lot more expensive than the Midway mat, but these roll up very compact.

Is that the one that rolls up about the size of a nalgene bottle? I've been wanting one of those since I saw it.

 

Midway mat is great for using when practicing and have no need to be compact. But when you need to be compact the tab is the best!

 

Is that the one that rolls up about the size of a nalgene bottle? I've been wanting one of those since I saw it.

Yes

 

My favorite when I was a teenager shooting NRA sanctioned 50ft was made like the midway mat, except instead of flaring out to both sides it was shaped like an upside down L. You flipped it over depending on if you were shooting a left or right hand rifle. Made cleaning up the brass easy.
Now I'd prob use a od ground sheet for a small tent, and the mat on top if it was outdoor shooting.

 

I went to order the midway shooting mat, and thought while I was at it, I'l throw in the midway competition range bag.... $79, not a bad price.... oh wait, $32 for shipping. lol

 

I have one of the midway mats, they're good for the price as others have said.

I've also got a bag like this one: http://www.blackhawk.com/product/Stalker-Drag-Mat,172,1396.htm

It's not exactly that but very close and it carries the rifle and unfolds into a mat. That way I only have 1 thing to carry, if I have the rifle I have a mat. The only downside to it is that on flat concrete the buckles can end up producing some annoying raised points. It's distracting when you're trying to shoot and your man parts are being poked at. Doesn't happen all the time obviously but it happens.

If you're on a budget, I highly recommend what I used on Sunday when screwing around with a pellet rifle in the front yard:

 

I was feeling a bit tacticool one day and picked up a Tab Gear mat. A lot more expensive than the Midway mat, but these roll up very compact.

The mat rolls up very nicely, the blue tarp, on the other hand, doesn't.

 

I use a tab gear shooting mat and the rear bag. Both quality products.


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I highly recommend what I used on Sunday when screwing around with a pellet rifle in the front yard:

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Sweet ....

 

I have one of the midway mats, they're good for the price as others have said.

I've also got a bag like this one: http://www.blackhawk.com/product/Stalker-Drag-Mat,172,1396.htm

It's not exactly that but very close and it carries the rifle and unfolds into a mat. That way I only have 1 thing to carry, if I have the rifle I have a mat. The only downside to it is that on flat concrete the buckles can end up producing some annoying raised points. It's distracting when you're trying to shoot and your man parts are being poked at. Doesn't happen all the time obviously but it happens.

If you're on a budget, I highly recommend what I used on Sunday when screwing around with a pellet rifle in the front yard:

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Ah...I see you are accepting our Carolina culture with verve...nice mat

 

I have the Condor shooting mat bag combo and really like it. Can be found for less than $100

 

throwback hunter green thermal blanket folded in half over the husks is what i prefer.