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The Allen Accutrak Shooting Rest gives you a two-point support setup that cradles both the forend and the buttstock, so your rifle sits still while you focus on the shot. The front tripod is made from high-strength polymer reinforced with a solid metal spine, which keeps things planted on the bench instead of flexing under the weight of your gun. Whether you're mounting a new scope, chasing a good zero, or just want tighter groups at the range, having the front and rear supported at the same time makes a real difference over resting on a single bag.
The front support head is overmolded with a soft, non-slip surface that grips the barrel and protects your bluing or Cerakote, and the rear stock support is rubberized to hold the buttstock steady without marring it. Adjusting your elevation is done through fine adjustment screws, so you can make small, deliberate changes to your point of aim rather than fighting to level the gun by hand. Once you land where you want to be, the elevation locking screw holds that setting in place so it doesn't drift on you between shots.
Assembly is quick and doesn't require any special tools, and most folks have it together and ready in just a few minutes. It's lightweight enough to carry out to the range or toss in the truck for a hunting trip, yet the steel spine gives it more backbone than the all-plastic rests floating around at this price. It's not a competition-grade lead sled, and it isn't trying to be. For casual range work, sighting in, and load development, it's a practical, dependable rest that does exactly what it promises.
Hunters checking zero before the season, new shooters learning the fundamentals, and anyone who wants a repeatable platform for grouping will get good mileage out of the Accutrak. Pair it with a sandbag or two if you want to snug up the fit even more, and you've got a solid little bench setup.
Yes, sighting in and general range work is exactly what it's built for. The two-point support holds the forend and buttstock at the same time, which gives you a more consistent hold than a single bag. Add a sandbag under the rear if you want it even more locked down.
It uses fine adjustment screws so you can make small, precise changes to raise or lower your point of aim. Once you've got the rifle where you want it, the locking screw holds that setting so it stays put between shots. It's a nice step up from trying to level the gun by hand.
It's designed to protect the finish. The front head is overmolded with a soft, non-slip surface that grips without scuffing, and the rear support is rubberized to cradle the stock. Both are gentle on bluing, Cerakote, or wood.
The front tripod is high-strength polymer, but it's reinforced with a solid metal spine, so it has real backbone compared to all-plastic rests. It's lightweight and easy to carry, and while it isn't a heavy competition rest, it's plenty stable for casual bench shooting, zeroing, and load development.
| UPC | 026509043829 |
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| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 21920 |
| Shipping Weight | 6.0 |
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