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Question: Can the front rest be taken off the whole body of the sled or is it attached on there?want the option of just using the front rest at the range.thnks
Document: I wanted a shooting rest mainly for my crossbow and my turkey gun. I was looking at some more exspensive models but really didn't want to spend that much money. So I decided to take my chances on this and I was a little skeptical because of the price. Boy was I surprised when I opened the box the whole thing is made of steel and very well built not a light weight. Very impressed with it.
The Primos Gun Rest is well built and a value for it's quality. I bought it for about $65.00 with an adjustable front rest. I highly recommend the rest if you want something sturdy, adjustable and made of metal.
I have never seen a bench rest AR shooter, hunter or anyone else at my range using 30rnd mags, are you expecting a Zombie attack while sighting in the new scope??? ?, just install the carriage bolts and it works fine with 30rd mags!! I also took off the rubber pads and ground the sharp points on the adjustment screws flat which eliminated wobble, makes the pads last longer and the points will not poke through and dig into table.
Given that the front rest is pretty nice and the whole unit costs about the same as other front rests I do not think that you really could go wrong with this but I will report more once I shoot off of it. My other rest seemed perfect until I tried to shoot off of it.
For many many years I had an adjustable front rest that is not one of those hundreds of dollar kind but was very stable and had very smooth adjustments. Then I was given a gift of one of the other brands that claims to absorb all recoil which it did and was so stable that you could fire multiple shots using a syringe device to pull the trigger so that you take human error out of it.
Lower the front as far as possible so the rear screw is not extended too far and make sure rest can move freely on shooting table. It will move, they all do, unless shooting .22LR  6) Not made in the USA - This is something we will all have to accept, it's the future and it's not going to change, you should have bought the Caldwell lead sled for twice the price for the low profile version. 7) Can't use with 30rd mags - Really?
Just came back from the range. I think this is an outstanding bench rest for the money. Good and solid and easy to adjust. Made it easy to get the 1&#34; groups at 200 yards . I also found it to be comfortable when adjusted properly
This worked well for the first several uses, but didn't hold up over repeated use. This will work well if you don't plan on using it a lot, however if you are wanting an adjustable rest and are planning on using it quite a bit, I would go with a nice Caldwell Leadsled.
makes a great $90.00  pistol rest w/only front rest. HEAVY-good-Unsteady till sand bags are used to stabilize it-bad. Worth the price.
Overall, this rest works great. I like the fact that you can take the butt support arm off and have a large heavy front rest for handguns or to use with rear bags with your rifle. it has a lot of length adjustment too. the only concern that I have found is where the two sections meet ,there is a little flex that causes a little bit of a wobble .
Answer: yes