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The Birchwood Casey Foxtrot is a lightweight bench rest built to do a little bit of everything. Its whole trick is the three-piece design: you can run it fully assembled for rifles, or pop off the rear and center sections with no tools to set it up for handguns. That flexibility is what makes it stand out on a crowded bench, and it's a big part of why it works so well for sighting in scopes, checking targets, or just holding your gun steady while you reload.
Both the front and rear supports are padded and made from a non-marring material, so your stock and forend stay scratch-free even after a long session. Elevation is adjustable up front, which lets you dial in your sight picture without shifting the gun around. Fully assembled it measures roughly 29 inches long, 36 inches wide, and 27 inches tall, and the whole thing tips the scale right around a pound, so tossing it in a range bag is no hassle at all.
The removable center section is the versatility engine here. Keep it together for standard rifles, and it's sized nicely for popular AR pistols and short-barreled setups too. Slide the rear and center off and you've got a clean front rest for working with a handgun. It molds from a high-density polymer, so it's durable without adding a bunch of weight.
A quick real-world note: this rest is designed to hold your firearm still while you make adjustments, not to soak up heavy recoil like a lead sled. For sight-in work, load development, and general range practice with rimfire, centerfire, and pistol calibers, it does exactly what most folks need at a price that's tough to argue with. If you want a simple, packable rest that pulls double duty across your safe, the Foxtrot earns its spot.
Yes, that's the main draw. Run it fully assembled for rifles, or remove the rear and center sections to set it up as a front rest for handgun work. The swap takes no tools, so you can switch between the two on the same bench in seconds.
No, and it isn't meant to. This rest is built to hold your firearm steady while you make sight adjustments, check targets, or reload, not to soak up heavy recoil. For sight-in and range practice it does the job well, but if you're firing hard-kicking magnum loads all day, a heavier weighted rest is the better tool.
It will. Birchwood Casey sized this rest to accommodate popular AR pistols and short-barrel setups, and the removable center section gives you room to fine-tune the fit. That versatility is a big reason it's a favorite for folks with a mixed collection.
It's molded from a durable high-density polymer, and the padded front and rear supports use a non-marring material. That combination keeps the rest lightweight and easy to pack while protecting your stock and forend from scratches during long range sessions.
| UPC | 888151031506 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | CSR |
| Color | Black, Red |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Shooting Rest |
| Shipping Weight | 4.205 |
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