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Most shooting benches are useless the second you step off flat, packed ground. The MTM High-Low Shooting Table was built for exactly the spots where a folding table would wobble, tip, or refuse to sit level. Its tripod stance and stake-style steel feet plant firmly in gravel, grass, dirt, and hillsides, and each foot has a side stirrup so you can step down and drive it into the ground for a solid hold. If you sight in rifles at a rough range or hunt from spots a normal bench can't reach, this thing earns its keep.
The standout feature is the range of adjustment. Each leg locks independently using a twin-lock system, so you can level the top across a slope or set the whole table anywhere from a low 18 inches up to a full 55 inches. That means you can shoot seated at a traditional bench height, stand up behind it to glass and take shots off a hillside, or drop it down low for prone-style work. Setting each leg on its own is what lets you keep the tabletop flat even when the ground under it is anything but.
The bench-style top measures a roomy 17 by 33 inches and is shaped to work for both left- and right-handed shooters. That's plenty of surface to run a front and rear rest, keep your ammo close, and still have room for a spotting scope, rangefinder, or a cup of coffee. It's a favorite for dialing in scopes, varmint and predator hunting, and target practice out in the field.
MTM built this table to travel. A molded-in handle in the tabletop makes short carries easy, and a tripod shoulder strap takes over when you've got a longer walk from the truck to your spot. It's made in Dayton, Ohio, by MTM Case-Gard, a family-run outfit that's been building shooting gear since 1968. One thing worth knowing: the feet are made to bite into soft ground, so it's happiest on natural terrain or a carpeted blind rather than bare concrete or blacktop.
Yes, that's the whole point of it. Each of the three legs adjusts independently and locks with a twin-lock system, so you can keep the tabletop flat even when one leg is on higher ground than the others. The stake-style steel feet also dig into dirt, grass, or gravel for a firm stance on slopes.
It adjusts from 18 inches at its lowest all the way up to 55 inches at the tallest. That range covers seated bench shooting, standing work behind the table, and lower prone-style setups, so you can match it to the terrain and how you want to shoot.
It's really designed for natural ground where the stake-style feet can bite in, like grass, dirt, gravel, and hillsides. On hard surfaces like blacktop or concrete the feet have nothing to grip, though it does fine on the carpeted floor of a hunting blind.
The bench-style top is 17 by 33 inches and shaped for both lefties and righties. That's enough space to run a front and rear rest, keep ammo handy, and still have room for a spotting scope or rangefinder while you sight things in.
| UPC | 026057361352 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | HLST |
| Shipping Weight | 17.04 |
| Style | Table |
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