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The MTM Site-In-Clean Rest earns its keep by pulling double duty at the bench and on the tailgate. It's built for sighting in rifles, shotguns, muzzleloaders, and even airguns, and the same setup that steadies your gun for zeroing works just as well for scrubbing a barrel or mounting an optic. The forks use a soft, rubber over-molded pad that grips your firearm without leaving marks, and each one adjusts by dropping into two of the four slots in the base, so you can dial in the height for a level hold or flip a gun upside down for cleaning.
The rear adjustment knob is the standout here. It lets you nudge the gun left or right for fine horizontal positioning while you're settling crosshairs on target, which takes some of the fight out of getting a clean zero. If you'd rather shoot fast, the rear fork pops right out and you're left with a front rest only, a setup varmint hunters tend to favor. Longtime users have run everything from a 30-06 bolt gun to an M1 Garand and a pair of AR-15s on it and had it hold up shot after shot.
When the shooting's done, the covered base swallows your range tools, patches, jags, brushes, and solvent bottles so nothing walks off in the grass. The forks themselves tuck inside for storage, and the whole rig closes down to roughly 11 by 20 by 4 inches, light enough at around four and a half pounds to carry one-handed. It's molded plastic through and through, made in the USA, which is a big part of why it stays affordable and travels well.
Think of this as the kitchen-table gunsmith's friend and the range regular's grab-and-go rest rolled into one. It won't replace a heavy cast-iron vise for serious bench work, but for zeroing, scope mounting, and keeping your cleaning kit organized in one spot, it's a lot of function in a small, packable package.
Yes, that's the whole idea behind it. The forks adjust to hold a firearm level, upright, or upside down, which makes it easy to run a rod through the barrel or work on the action. The covered base doubles as storage for your patches, brushes, solvents, and other range tools.
It does. The rear fork lifts right out of its slot so you can run a front rest only setup, which is handy for quick follow-up shots. Varmint hunters and folks who want to swing the gun freely tend to prefer it that way.
Absolutely. Plenty of owners use the Site-In-Clean Rest for air rifles, and MTM built it to handle muzzleloaders and shotguns alongside centerfire rifles. The large rod holder in the base is sized for a shotgun or muzzleloader cleaning rod.
The forks tuck inside and the whole thing closes down to about 11 by 20 by 4 inches. At roughly four and a half pounds of molded plastic, it's light enough to carry one-handed and toss behind a truck seat. For the best stability, set it on a solid, level bench when you're sighting in.
| UPC | 026057360423 |
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| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | SNCR30 |
| Shipping Weight | 4.4 |
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