Page 2 - MTM Case-Gard Predator Shooting Table Reviews

Light weight easy to fold good height.

Use better lock nuts, so far half have managed to fall off and get lost. Not a big deal replaced them with new ones from Home Depot.

Check those lock nuts regularly and keep some extras on hand.

Very nice table. Stable and easy to move to the range. I have a very heavy one on my personal range, but when traveling out to the Sheriff's office range, this one fills the bill.

I'm not an expert on benches, so I can't seem to find anything I would change. Heck, I even love the color, since green is my favorite color.

My Judge friend has one and he judges it a very nice table.

Light, easy to move and set up.

Maybe a little heavier legs, but there goes the light weight.

A good value for a portable shooting bench. Not suitable for heavy sand bags or heavy weights setting on it for long periods, but more than rugged enough for the average shooting bags and misc. Over all I like it,and it works well for my needs.

An extremely reasonably priced table designed for the shooter - other than intense bench shooting. The key word is "portable," here. It provides a fine shooting platform for assisted shooting. It will work very well with my Case-Gard shooting rest. It performed extremely well, in point of fact as a Christmas Wreath construction table! That was my first use of the thing, and the tapered end was VERY handy for wreath construction. Ergo, it's multi use!

About the only thing I noticed about the thing was the potential need for better table leg "feet." We'll see how well the supplied feet last.

For sight calibration and casual shooting, other than intense bench shooting competition, this should meet nearly all shooter's needs.

I would definitely NOT use this table to stand on or heavily load it. It's not designed to support extreme weights given the thermoplastic top sans any high density particle board substrate.

Enough stability to build Christmas Wreathes upon it, but, more importantly, steady enough for basement range shooting. Used a buddy's table and rest this summer and made the decision to buy a Case-Guard adjustable rife/pistol rest and this table. A good decision.

Really, nothing. As pointed out by other reviewers, adding more mass/stability would decrease the portability of the thing.

This is a good, portable shooting table for less than true bench shooting precision. However, that is just fine for virtually all of the airgunners I know. It is stable enough to sight in an air gun with reasonable precision. It is also reasonably priced, to boot!

Very sturdy for a table that is so easily portable. Exceeded my expectations.

Nothing.

A great bargin and very convenient to use.

entirley adiquate for my basement shooting range

nothing, it works foor me.

if you nnd a shooting rest, this is for you.

Convenient, portable, light-weight. The notches on the sides and at the back of the table surface, are great for resting the rifle.

Getting something I would like to have..., a little more solid stability, would be difficult to achieve..., and still maintain the "light-weight, portability, and convenience".

For me, the convenience of this thing is great. I can always upgrade in the future, should the need arise.

Keep in mind..., this thing is plastic, with thin steel tubing for legs. It's not like you're gonna be resting on a ledge of concrete, or something bolted to the floor. I'm using a cheapy chair, and it's sufficient for my backyard sighting, prior to reeking havoc on the rodent population.

Light weight. Sturdy enough.

Very happy with this table. Much better than shooting from a tripod which is comparable in price.

Compact, light, very portable, adequate sized top. Well made, thoughtful design.

More or better leg stabilization. Not as stable as a shooting bench can or should be.

In spite of all the compromises, a worthwhile item to own as a gun owner.