Page 4 - MTM Case-Gard Predator Shooting Rest Reviews

Well made, sturdy easy buil

strap or clamp tie down to secure against any movement especially with break barrel air rifles

I love this! Affordable for the novice like my self that can't justify spending several hundred dollars on a metal one that I would only use now and then. The fact you can take the back rest off and make it into a pistol rest is great! Like getting to rests in one.

I would like to see a small area on the side for say 6 bullets.

Carrying handle on the side makes it easy to carry, lite weight yet sturdy enough for the bigger guns. Rubber feet so it will not slip around on you. Easy to adjust to your gun length. Recommended buy for the novice shooter like myself!

Everything!! Light strong and reliable. Great shooting rest also good for working on my guns.

nothing really

Had mine for a few years now and it has held up great. Well worth the money

Light.. almost too light! Easy to assemble !!

Color too bright !! I had to paint mine black camo ! Fromt mount is whimpy.. should have used a bolt, washer and lock nut to hold the pad!

If you don't get enough angle just use 2X4 pieces at the rear to lift it up !

Convenient. Front elevation adjustment is a big plus.

Nothing comes to mind, at the moment.

This thing is plastic..., OK?!? While sufficient for application..., it's NOT going to be rock solid. The recoil will most likely cause you to readjust each and every shot. Seems like my device was scooting a little to the right, after a succession of shots, Benjamin NP/XL. Although, that's a small issue, especially given the option of using 2x4 wooden blocks..., and folded up towels. Glad I bought it.

I like the colors,very well construction,it is adjustable for any type of airguns or firearms, very nice design, both rubber won't harm your gun stock.

Nothing it is perfect.

Any air-gunner should have this product for zeroing their scopes, even you can use it during cleaning your rifle.

Fully adjustable, light weight to carry, Made in the USA, works with rifles and pistols, sturdier than you'd think. The front and rear supports are made of hard rubber, but are still sticky enough to keep your gun from sliding around. There's a star nut on the front column that allows a lot of adjustability in height. Once I get the right height, there's a thumb screw to lock it in place. The rear support telescopes out as well, and can be locked in place with two thumb screws. The feet are rubber and are plenty sticky enough to keep the rest from sliding around. These are what makes this rest work just as well as the super heavy steel ones. There's a carrying handle on the side. Looking underneath, I saw that it is mostly hollow, but molded of thick plastic and braced appropriately.

Nothing, it is a great value and works perfectly. If they could make one where the front "legs" fold in for less bulk during transport and storage, that would be ideal. Maybe in the next generation. Still, that will mean more hardware and a higher price, then, they may not sell as well, right?

If you shoot spring or gas piston guns from this, buy a beanbag for the front rest. Otherwise, it doesn't allow the front of the gun to move and ruins your accuracy. Having this crook in the front rest is really the way to go, because guns that CAN be held in place, such as PCP and pumpers are held in place, and you are only a beanbag away from having it work well for springers too. You can probably get such a bean bag from a camera shop online or maybe the craft section of a super store or hobby store.