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Alpha Shooting Rest
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SKU: 100048017
Overview
Built for stable rifle support at the range or in the field, this shooting rest combines a rigid steel frame with a non-slip rubber stock rest and a low-profile layout suited to prone shooting. It offers 2 inches of windage adjustment, 3.5 inches of elevation adjustment, and 4.25 inches of adjustment to accommodate different rifle sizes, along with adjustable leveling feet and a bullseye bubble level for setup. Ambidextrous controls and a butt stock shoulder rest add versatility, while the integrated front weight and 35-pound total weight help keep the rest planted during use. It also fits rifles with barrels as short as 7.5 inches, making it a practical option for a wide range of rifle setups.
Why Hunters Choose the Birchwood Casey
Rigid Steel
Frame provides a solid base
Non-slip Rubber
Stock rest helps keep the
Integrated Front
Weight and 35-pound total weight
2-inch Windage
3.5-inch elevation adjustment
Adjustable Leveling
Feet and bubble level help
Key Features
- Rigid steel frame with integrated front weight for added stability.
- Non-slip rubber stock rest helps keep the rifle positioned securely.
- Front site offers 2-inch windage adjustment and 3.5-inch elevation adjustment.
- Adjustable leveling feet and bullseye bubble level support setup.
- Fits rifles with barrels as short as 7.5 inches.
- Ambidextrous controls and butt stock shoulder rest for versatile use.
- Low-profile design is suited for prone shooting.
Best Used For
- Hunters zeroing rifles from a bench and needing windage and elevation adjustments
- Shooters using short-barreled rifles that need a stable, low-profile rest
- Left- or right-handed users wanting ambidextrous controls and leveling support
- Prone shooters looking for a low-profile setup with butt stock shoulder support
- Range users who prefer a heavy, rigid rest for consistent rifle positioning
Specifications
| Adjustable Leveling Feet | Yes |
|---|---|
| Adjustment For Various Rifle Sizes | 4.25 in |
| Ambidextrous Controls | Yes |
| Bullseye Bubble Level | Yes |
| Butt Stock Shoulder Rest | Yes |
| Elevation Adjustment | 3.5 in |
| Fits Rifles With Barrels As Short As | 7.5 in |
| Front Sight Windage Adjustment | 2 in |
| Integrated Front Weight | Yes |
| Low Profile Design For Prone Shooting | Yes |
| Non Slip Rubber Stock Rest | Yes |
| Rigid Steel Frame | Yes |
| Total Weight | 35 lb |
Pros
- Rigid steel frame provides a solid base for rifle support.
- Non-slip rubber stock rest helps keep the rifle positioned securely.
- Integrated front weight and 35-pound total weight add stability.
- Offers 2-inch windage and 3.5-inch elevation adjustment.
- Adjustable leveling feet and bubble level help with setup.
- Low-profile design supports prone shooting and ambidextrous use.
Considerations & Trade-offs
- The 35 lb total weight and integrated front weight make this a more stationary setup, so it is less suited to hunters who need a lightweight rest to move frequently between positions or locations.
- Adjustment range is focused on rifle fit and sighting support, but it is still a dedicated rest rather than a do-everything field platform.
- The low-profile design is intended for prone shooting, which may limit convenience for bench or standing use compared with taller rests.
- Ambidextrous controls add flexibility, but users still need to spend time dialing in the windage, elevation, and leveling feet for a stable setup.
Suggested Comparisons
- Rifle shooting rest
- Benchrest shooting support
- Prone shooting rest
- Rifle sight-in accessory
Suggested Accessories
- Cleaning supplies
- Rifle rest bags
- Bubble level
- Shooting mat
Frequently Asked Questions
What kind of rifles will the Alpha Shooting Rest accommodate?
The product data says it fits rifles with barrels as short as 7.5 inches and includes 4.25 inches of adjustment for various rifle sizes.
Does this shooting rest have windage and elevation adjustment?
Yes. The listed front sight adjustment is 2 inches of windage and 3.5 inches of elevation.
Is the Alpha Shooting Rest suitable for prone shooting?
Yes. The product description specifically notes a low-profile design for prone shooting.
What features help keep the rifle stable in the rest?
The listed features include a rigid steel frame, a non-slip rubber stock rest, a butt stock shoulder rest, and adjustable leveling feet.
Is the rest usable by left- and right-handed shooters?
Yes. The product data lists ambidextrous controls.