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A 84 by 27 inch coyote brown shooting mat with half inch padding for prone comfort
The Birchwood Casey BC-48301 shooting mat measures 84 by 27 inches with a half-inch thickness. It provides a padded surface for prone shooting positions in a Coyote Brown colour. The mat is designed to protect the shooter from ground moisture and debris during range sessions or field use. Condition is new.
Shooters needing a cushioned ground cover for prone work will find the dimensions adequate. Buyers who want a folded or roll-up design for compact carry should look at other options. The mat serves as a flat protective layer without integrated storage features.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | BIRCHWOOD CASEY LLC |
| Product type | Others |
The mat provides 84 by 27 inches of padded area, giving enough room for most prone rifles and a standard shooting bag placed alongside.
The half inch thickness rolls tightly, so most standard gear straps or bungee cords will secure it without extra bulk.
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