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RCBS R.A.S.S.

RCBS R.A.S.S.

RCBS introduced the R.A.S.S. portable shooting bench last year.
By Shooting Times Staff Report

Initial sales were almost overwhelming, and it was a while before the company could focus on providing additional shooter accessories. For 2008, RCBS has added a spotting scope mount, a larger utility tray, an umbrella for shade, storage bags, and even a cup holder large enough for your favorite, coolie-insulated beverage.

For more information, contact RCBS, 605 Oro Dam Blvd., Oroville, CA 95965; 800-533-5000.


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