Model 2500
Portable Shooting Bench

The Model 2500 Shooting Bench is the ultimate portable shooting platform. With the optional receiver hitch pivot assembly, the Model 2500 can be easily transported on the back of your vehicle! This bench offers the comfort, stability and dependability of a stationary bench with the versatility of a portable shooting station.

Our new tool-free break-away system allows the user to transport the bench in two easy-to-handle sections.This allows for the rapid deployment of the table in areas previously inaccessible to a standard shooting bench. We eliminated the need for the manual transport of the bench by incorporating an optional receiver hitch pivot assembly which allows the shooter to rapidly raise and lower the bench to allow for smooth transport from shooting position to shooting position.

The bench is constructed of machined aluminum which provides a substantial weight savings and yet retains maximum rigidity and strength. The massive 9-inch custom-machined bearing on the upper contact surface allows for smooth and quiet 360º pivoting around the central turret. This is the key behind our bench's ability to be used in most hunting scenarios. The adjustable legs are easily fine-tuned to provide a steady base for most any incline. Optional feet allow the bench to be placed on most ground surfaces providing steady footing even on sandy or moist soils. The tabletop is weatherized and able to withstand the rigors of harsh outdoor conditions. The bench is silver vein powder coated to allow for maximum protection. The table top also allows for incline adjustment while still maintaining a level and balanced pivot with the turret assembly.

The table's dimensions and weight were meticulously designed to allow for maximum portability while still maintaining a strong and rigid shooting platform. The basic weights are as follows: Tabletop 48 pounds / Base 67 pounds / Seat 7 pounds. Dimensions of the tabletop are 40 inches by 42 inches. The table height from ground is adjustable from sitting to standing positions. This allows for the shooter to potentially rest on the bench while still standing free of the bench.

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