D.O.A. Tactical Shooting Benches

D.O.A. Tactical Portable Shooting Bench Hunting Videos & Pics

Below are short clips showing the DOA Tactical Portable Shooting Bench the BEST Shooting Bench made ringht here in the USA in action. All of us here at D.O.A. Tactical Shooting Benches not only build our product we use it. The DOA Tactical Shooting Bench is truley the shooting bench made by Shooters for Shooters. Below are a number of clips showing the DOA Tactical portable shooting benches being used with lead sleds, sandbags, & other items to support the rifles.

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I started this page to show pictures and videos of all of our prairie dog hunts we go on this year 2008.

This is a video taken on our hunt from May 30th thru June 8th in Wyoming and South Dakota. Thanks to all involved we had a great time and look forward to next with the Prairiedogposse.com group. The shooter was my partner in crime Cody and shot all of the video. We have much more footage but had to shorten it for Youtube.
All dogs were shot using the DOA Tactical Shooting Benches.

The pictures below were taken at one of the many sets in South Dakota. Pictured are Cody - my partner, Steve a professional gun maker and innovator - and Chad a Cameraman, Rep for Primos, and a Rep for Jim Shockey. We had a great crew. Some of the best guys I have ever hunted with.

George came out from California in May not only to pick up a bench from me but so I would have the opportunity to take him out to couple of our local places to shoot these minature prairie dogs. I just wanted to tell George Thanks for coming out and we will get together again soon to go on another killing spree. I think George will bring more than 2000 rounds next trip after running out and leaving a day early.

The video below is a combination of sessions out on the town in April 2008.

This is the first one for Rock chucks on 4-5-08 with my friend Cody, unfortunately we did not have a camera only a phone, so I took this picture below. He got it in the head with a 17HMR after a long 20 minute wait for him to come back out after seeing us. It was a 64 yard shot.

The six pictures below are of myself (Brent) taken in Southern Utah by Ken, who was kind enough to take me out to 2 different areas for some misting with my custom built 22-250. We both used my DOA Tactical Shooting Benches. We had a great time, not much left of the animals to take pictures of just pieces.

Ken on the DOA Tactical Portable Shooting Bench sighting in on a squirrel with his 243.

These are pictures of some of the dogs I shot with my 22-250 and hand loaded 36g varmint Grenades on 04-15-2008 & 04-17-2008. Don't look if you get sick easily.