Huntsman Black Shooting Bench Rest for Air Rifles & Firearms - Black

Precision target shooting and scope zeroing require an absolute, repeatable resting position. The Huntsman Black Shooting Bench Rest provides a stable, dual-support platform designed to isolate firearm performance and eliminate human error during range testing.

Rigid Frame Construction & Fine Elevation Control

Constructed from heavy-duty, powder-coated steel with a sleek matte black finish, this bench rest absorbs recoil vibration while maintaining structural rigidity on shooting tables. The integrated front elevation dial allows you to make precise vertical adjustments with smooth, micro-meter control, ensuring fast and effortless sight picture alignment across varying target distances.

Protective Non-Marring Contacts & Wide Compatibility

To safeguard fine wood stocks and high-end synthetic finishes, both the front V-yoke and rear stock cradles are lined with soft, non-marring rubber/foam padding. The open-channel design accommodates a wide variety of rifle profiles—from slender PCP and break-barrel air rifles to tactical chassis systems and centerfire hunting guns. Non-slip rubber feet anchor the entire rest firmly to wooden or concrete bench tops during live fire.

Key Features & Technical Benefits:

• Stable Dual-Support Platform: Holds forearm and buttstock securely to eliminate hand tremors and wobble.

• Micro-Adjustable Elevation Dial: Allows precise vertical alignment for fast scope zeroing.

• Non-Marring Rubber Cradles: Protects stock finishes and barrel shrouds from scratches and wear.

• Universal Firearm Compatibility: Fits air rifles, rimfire .22s, shotguns, and centerfire hunting rifles.

• Non-Slip Rubber Feet: Prevents the frame from shifting on smooth range tables during recoil.

Usage & Shooting Guidance

Place the bench rest on a flat, stable shooting table and position your rifle securely into the front and rear pads. When using heavy spring-piston or gas-ram air rifles, avoid clamping or tying down the front forearm tightly; allow the air rifle to rest naturally on the padded yoke (the "artillery hold") to ensure proper recoil movement and tight shot groupings. Periodically check adjustment screws to maintain smooth elevation dial movement.