BIRCHWOOD CASEY Ultra Steady Lightweight Folding Shooting Bench with Seat, Adjustable Non-Scratch Rubber Coated Gun Rest & Two Shell/Gear Pockets

It’s not very light but it is very sturdy. Fairly easy to put together although the instructions could be better, there’s not much to it though so if you buy it you’ll be able to figure it out. It doesn’t feel flimsy or wobble like similarly price benches. Overall it’s a great bench!

This is hands down and far away the sturdiest portable shooting bench I have ever used. It is portable but not exactly light but that is why I bought it; the light benches feel cheap and are not sturdy in my opinion.

A bit of a pain assembling it, but it is very sturdy. I'm not sold on the gun rest part, as the screw in rest isn't rigid enough and moves easily without the locking wing nuts on real tight. The bench works good and is quite stable. you will need several straps when putting it away after use unless you store it flat.

Great little bench that you can toss in your pickup bed to get accurate repeatable shots out in the woods. It's comfortable and easy to fold up and toss in the truck with 2 quick disconnects. Really stable. Great little bench. Couldn't be happier.

This bench is sturdy, I'm 6'-6", 230lbs, but, metal parts inside were scuffed, serious rust around the main leg attachment point under the top. I would have returned it, but it was pretty much put together when I turned over the top and saw the rust. If you do buy one, first thing check for damage and rust. This product shows poor quality control in manufacture and shipping.

Good solid table

This shooting table is great for the price. Took a bit longer to put together than I would have liked but thats the only bad thing I have to say. Also I removed the front rifle barrel holder personally found it cumbersome, however, the table worked great with my bi pods that were already attached underneath my rifles and you could acquire your targets much quicker! I would recommend. Also the metal frame allows me to leave outside at shooting sight and I just cover it up with a camo 6x7 tarp and a bungy cord and its protected easy from weather. Definitely would recommend!

Assembled exactly according to instructions and ended up with missing nuts and bolts preventing completion. Finally figured out that the instructions are wrong; swapped out the nuts and bolts to different locations and ended up with enough hardware to complete set up. Seems like a nice, sturdy shooting bench.