Birchwood Casey Echo Shooting Rest

A group that walks is not a mystery. The rest moved, or you did.

Zeroing a rifle needs a platform that stays level after each shot.

Performance Under Pressure: You settle the forend, check the level, and break the shot. Elevation and windage are there so the next round starts from a known place.

Durability and Reliability: A steel frame holds the rifle at the range and in the shop. It is built to stay put under recoil.

Friction Removal: Adjustable leveling feet kill wobble on uneven benches. The non-slip rubber stock rest keeps the rifle from walking after the shot.

Identity Signal: Barrels as short as 7.5 inches still find a home. Compact guns are not locked out.

Proof and Credibility: Front elevation travels 3 inches. Rear travels 2 inches. That is enough to get the rifle true without stacking bags.

If the rest is honest, the group will tell the truth.