| | |  | Other | Home » » » Steady Point Steady Point Handgun Rest | | | | | | | Description: | | This rest is solid as they come. Easy vertical and horizontal adjustments make hitting your mark second nature. And with a leather platform and soft rubber feet, your gun and bench will stay good as new. Join the scores of serious shooters who use this rest and hone your handgun shooting skills.-Non-skid rubber feet won't mar bench surface-Collapses without tools for easy storage-Durable, high-tech powder coated finish-Rigid steel construction-Durable leather platform protects fine finishes-Precise elevation adjustment | | | Features: | |
• Handgun Rest
• 076683408754
• 1 year warranty
| | | Product Details: | | | Product Length:
| 14.0 inches | | Product Width:
| 12.0 inches | | Product Height:
| 4.0 inches | | Product Weight:
| 7.6 pounds | | Package Length:
| 13.7 inches | | Package Width:
| 12.1 inches | | Package Height:
| 4.1 inches | | Package Weight:
| 8.0 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 5 reviews |
| | | | Customer Reviews: | |
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2 of 2 found the following review helpful:
 One major design flaw makes it uselessAug 13, 2011
By thecapitano
Almost a shooting rest but a MAJOR design flaw that makes it useless after 1 or 2 adjustments.
The are two thumbscrews that are used to lock the points of motion. They both go into steel tubes that lock it to an inner shaft. One of the two has enough threads for it to work. THE OTHER IS A VERY THIN METAL SLEEVE WITH ABOUT 1 THREAD!!! What a joke! How stupid was the designer? How in the world did they ever think 1 thread would be enough to hold the vice still under recoil? I returned mine as the pathetic single thread made it pretty much D.O.A.
VERY DISAPOINTED, waste of time and money. It is a big shame as the thing looks very well made except for a STUPID design mistake.
Poor Design - agree with thecapitanoMay 01, 2012
By b.d.bop
"MP"
This bench rest would've been really terrific EXCEPT for that one huge design flaw mentioned by thecapitano.
To lock the adjustable arm which enables elevation of the rest, there is a knob screw which is supposed to tighten onto a cylindrical bolt - there is no detente nor receiving hole for that screw except the side of that main bolt. That problem stripped the threads (not of the knob screw but of the receiving hole) upon first tightening, and the knob wasn't tightened nearly enough to have locked the arm from swiveling. This is simply a bad design flaw.
If Shooter's Ridge corrects this one problem, I believe this would be the bench rest of choice. As it stands, forget it. Too important an adjustment to accept it this way. I'm returning mine right now, disappointedly.
 Versatile and ConvenientAug 29, 2011
By WWiley
Works well with my Taurus 709 Slim, PT24/7 9mm, PT140 & S&W Sigma 40VE. Unit well constructed, light and very portable along with easy adjustment for different sized pistols. I was disappointed to discover that firing inaccuracy was not the fault of my pistols, but the shooter. LOL Did get a reminder that when firing the smaller pistol (709 Slim) be sure weak hand thumb is clear of pistol slide action.
Only the instructions need improvement.Jul 15, 2010
By Wayne
This stand is solid, rotates 360 (of course this is more than safety would dictate), folds flat, has multiple ways to adjust it (moving seat post, V, and arm up and down; turning cam to change angle of rotating assembly), and is well made. My only suggestion is the instructions be improved. It's simple to assemble but if you don't know this unit can lie flat the purpose of the J bolt will leave you wondering why they designed it this way. The reason is it folds - not mentioned in the instructions or on the box. Great stand. They can be had for less on another famous site.
1 of 5 found the following review helpful:
SOMEWHAT DISAPPOINTEDAug 02, 2011
By SHOTGUN
I WAS DISAPPOINTED THAT THIS ITEM WAS MADE IN CHINA I'M SURE THAT THERE ARE PLENTY OF UNEMPLOYED AMERICANS CAPABLE OF PRODUCING THIS PRODUCT
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