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The Caldwell Stinger is built for anyone who wants a stable, repeatable platform without stepping up to a full lead sled. The heart of it is a rigid tubular steel frame that plants firm on the bench and gives you a wide, three-point stance for consistency shot after shot. Whether you're zeroing a new scope, working up loads, or just knocking rust off at the range, it takes the human wobble out of the equation and lets the rifle do the talking.
The spring-loaded front elevation system is where the Stinger earns its keep. A quick turn of the height knob gives you fast, one-handed coarse adjustment, and once you're close, the fingertip rear control lets you fine-tune your point of aim without pulling the rifle off the cradle. You get up to 3 inches of front elevation and about an inch of rear fine adjustment, which covers pretty much any target distance you'll set up for.
One of the reasons folks like the Stinger is how many guns it swallows. The quick cam locks let the front rest slide forward or back with roughly 3.5 inches of gun-fit travel, so it handles bolt guns, lever actions, and modern sporting rifles with extended magazines. That clearance for magazines and charging handles is a big deal if you shoot AR or AK-style rifles, since a lot of rests choke on the extra hardware.
The molded front and rear cradles are non-marring, so your stock and handguard ride on soft, grippy support instead of bare metal. They hold the rifle firm enough for solid shots while keeping the finish free of scratches and dings. Add the powder-coated steel construction and rubber feet, and you've got a rest that's tough, stable, and easy to move around the range in a ready-to-use setup.
Yes, the Stinger was designed with magazine-fed rifles in mind. The wide stance and roughly 3.5 inches of gun-fit adjustment give you clearance for extended magazines and charging handles, so modern sporting rifles sit comfortably in the cradle. It also handles bolt guns and lever actions just as well.
You get up to 3 inches of front elevation through the spring-loaded height knob for quick, one-handed changes. On the back end, there's about 1 inch of rear fine adjustment using the fingertip control for dialing in your point of aim. Between the two, you can settle on a solid, repeatable hold for most range setups.
No, the front and rear cradles are molded from non-marring material specifically to protect your stock and handguard. They grip the rifle firmly enough for stable shots while keeping the finish free of scratches and dings. It's a nice touch if you're resting a rifle you care about.
It's one of the more popular uses for it. The rigid steel frame and non-slip supports give you a consistent platform that removes shooter wobble, which is exactly what you want when zeroing optics. Many folks find it a more affordable middle ground between sandbags and a heavy lead sled.
| UPC | 661120000402 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 110033 |
| Color | Black |
| Length | 31.4500 |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Shooting Rest |
| Shipping Weight | 11.215 |
| Style | Rest |
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