portable shooting bench?

anyone have a favorite?

Thanks!

I just use a folding table

I made one out of an old wheel chair. Made it for my boy who is in a wheelchair but the rest of us use it too. The wheelchair made a very solid platform for a portable shooting bench.

I have a Caldwell Stable Table, it seems to be pretty good so far, but I'm still not sure about it. It isn't quite as rock solid as I would like but it's pretty good for a portable bench.

not really what your asking about but what I use the most either on the ground or across the hood of my truck or even over the bench at the range
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we do have benches at the range and I do used them some , I am not a huge fan of the position a lot of benches put you in very up right and not leaning into the recoil not like your likely to be in the feild.

I also like to be sighted in with a sling , because I know it is what I will have with me later

prone is my preferred position and I have been thinking about building one of the prone benches for the range which is really just a platform to give you a little angle and make it more comfortable to lay there a while and get up and down.

very few examples of them online this is what I would model it after

I have a folding shooting bench that I bought years ago from cabelas.
Strong, sturdy, and no movement.

Plastic tables here.

I just shoot over the hood of my taco. Lay down a coat an good enough. I don't shoot far though.

I made quite a few of these benches. Seat goes up and down and back and forth. Attaches to receiver hitch

I have the portable tripod rest that I use always, it's actually portable. It's called the Caldwell Deadshot field portable tripod. Amazing, lightweight and I have yet to have a problem.

I havent found one that is stable enough for me. I've tried a few. portable means portable, getting away from the truck. I've found that drag bags are the best option.

I have tried a few and they were never stable enough for me. I always preferred the ground sheet or a permanent bench made from concrete. JMO

I bought mine over 12 years ago. One of the legs slips and slips down now. It was well worth the money I paid for it. My primary reason for buying nit was fro my kids to shoo deer off of when they were small and I keep them limited to hunting off the ground. There I'd no way I would have let my boys at 7 year old shoot at a deer at 97 yards or 102 with out it. Both deer dropped

Check out the doa tactical bench.I plan on getting one for my retirement gift to myself at the end of the year.