Birchwood Casey Foxtrot Shooting Rest

On the face of it, a very good product. Lightweight & reasonably sturdy The front rest is a good width and height adjustable The downside. There is no measurement on the distance between the centre of the front rest and the centre of the backrest, which for you information is fixed at 22.5 inches (approx 570mm) no adjustment. So not suitable for junior guns. The backrest is too narrow for a Stoeger M1 butt, a bit of adjustment here would be useful. The assembly instructions fall short in that the list of components contains only the thumb screw and 2 small Phillips crosshead screws, (for which a magnetised Phillips screwdriver is helpful as they are fiddly) The instructions (D) show the large wheel for front height adjustment assembled from the flat bottom which it doesn’t, whereas in fact it threads on from the top BEFORE you attach the front rubberised v rest. There is also a bolt and nut for fixing the front v rest to the threaded adjuster. (Assembly not shown, For easier tightening the spanner handle fits nicely in the broad groove either side leaving only the one hex bolt to work with)

This is a Great Product except one thing. The rest is very stable, Luckily I had it on my bed and I put my Remington 770, 270 on it. The rifle fell off the side of the rest as the Rifle butt did not fit in the the rear groove. Could you imagine if I was at the range when this happened, The gun would have fallen on the concrete with No advance warning. So, I took out the rubber on the butt end of the rest, it was only held on by 5 very small pieces of rubber. ( Be careful to not break these). There are 3 at the bottom of the rubber groove and one nub for each upper curved part. Once this was removed, I took the plastic piece to my sander and ground both insides down. Now any rifle will fit it. Hopefully the company that makes these will fix this accident ready to happen. It might save a life. GOD BLESS and Stay Safe.

Great product holds my firearm securely so I can set up sites and adjustable

For the price, the stand is good. The only issue I have is that I can't use it completely for my Tavor 7. The rear hold is too narrow. For other weapons or just removing the rear portion, it's very functional.

It is plastic so don't expect a lot but you're not paying a lot either. The great thing about it is that you can use this with AR and an extended clip due to the drop-down design of the center piece.

Simple.