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SKU: 100048018
Built for steady rifle support at the bench or in prone positions, this shooting rest combines a rigid steel frame with a non-slip rubber stock rest to help keep the firearm settled during setup and sighting. It offers 3.5 inches of front elevation adjustment, adjustable leveling feet, and a bullseye bubble level for dialing in a stable shooting position across different rifle sizes. The low-profile design accommodates prone shooting, while ambidextrous controls and compatibility with high-capacity magazines on AK and AR platforms add practical versatility. At 15 pounds, it has enough mass to stay planted without being overly complicated to use.
Rigid Steel
Frame provides a stable base
Non-slip Rubber
Stock rest helps keep the
3.5-inch Front
Elevation adjustment suits different rifle
Adjustable Leveling
Feet and bullseye bubble level
Low-profile Design
Supports prone shooting positions
| Adjustable Leveling Feet | Yes |
|---|---|
| Adjustment For Various Rifle Sizes | 3.5 in |
| Ambidextrous Controls | Yes |
| Bullseye Bubble Level | Yes |
| Fits High Capacity Magazines For Aks And Ars | Yes |
| Fits Rifles With Barrels As Short As | 7.5 in |
| Front Site Adjustable Elevation | 3.5 in |
| Low Profile Design For Prone Shooting | Yes |
| Non Slip Rubber Stock Rest | Yes |
| Rigid Steel Frame | Yes |
| Total Weight | 15 lb |
Yes. The product description lists a low profile design for prone shooting.
Yes. It offers 3.5 inches of adjustment for various rifle sizes, along with a front sight adjustment of 3.5 inches of adjustable elevation.
The listed features say it fits rifles with barrels as short as 7.5 inches and fits high-capacity magazines for AKs and ARs.
Yes. The product includes adjustable leveling feet and a bullseye bubble level.
Yes. The listed features state that it has ambidextrous controls.