I had been thinking the same thing... I have a camera tripod for my laser level at work and it's relatively light weight for construction grade.
I grabbed this yesterday.
https://www.sail.ca/en/vanguard-support ... aim-240641With a small tripod style folding hunting stool.
Seated at my little folding table it's all quite comfortable. The rest is also short and tall enough to shoot from the ground. Being 6'4" I need to be a bit higher off the ground laying down than just a bag can provide. I still would have preferred one that would allow me to kneel, but, can't be too choosy.
I found the crotch of the bag grabbed a bit too much but if I turned the bag to the side and rested on the tops of the wingy thingies on the bag just behind the breech, it was perfect. Nailing bulls left right and center.... Mostly center.... Then I ran out of good pellets. *Sad face...*
But it was all accurate enough to allow me to figure out where various other pellets hit at specific distances using the mil-dots. Then I wrote it all down... I'll see what happens next time I shoot.
When I started shooting yesterday I had to re-zero my scope... It was a mile off... I hope it got bumped and that's not how each new session will work out. It'll make hunting with that rifle completely ineffective... Hence the search for a new scope.
But, in light of the actual purpose of this post. I shot 5 shots total from various holding positions. I shot one laying down holding the gun with my elbow on the ground. Bullseye ..
Shot one kneeling both with my elbow resting and floating. One bull and one on the line. Then two standing up. Both out by an inch at about 10 yards. Just'a weeble-wobbling around... Embarassing... Haha. Had to time the wobbles and pull the trigger.