X-Rest

[CLHC]

Anyone know anything about this particular product? Just curious. . .

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bcL6Z5DvpWA

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v9xiVspbgkY

[montie]

Evening,

There are four different versions of the X-Rest / AR-Rest:

X-Rest
X-Rest.Lightweight
AR-Rest
AR-Rest.Lightweight

The AR-Rest is taller to allow the use of a high capacity magazine. The structure of the shooting rest is made from powder coated 5052-H32 aluminum for extreme corrosion resistance. The pin, lanyard, mounting plate and screw are stainless steel for long life. The rifle stock is protected by rest bumpers made from EPDM (rubber-like material) that resists heat up to 300 degrees Fahrenheit. Assembly Instructions (http://www.montie.com/modules/info/files/files_4a059ce25bf4d.pdf) are available for download here (http://www.montie.com/modules/info/files/files_4a059ce25bf4d.pdf).

You can see videos about the product (and why / how we designed it) are on YouTube at:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8jOEb_rn_4I

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kVt7595zal0

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XeRrmbh7-Vk

We are NRA Business Alliance members and supporters of the NC Firearms Freedom Act (http://www.montie.com/modules/info/nc_ffa.html).

The X-Rest and AR-Rest Products are available from our website at

http://www.montie.com/modules/info/shooting_rest.html

They are also also available from:

Young Guns (full-service gun store)
Apex, NC
www.youngunsinc.com
1-866-472-7130

If you have any questions about our American made products, please don't hesitate to contact me at:

Montie Roland
montie@montie.com
800-722-7987

AR-Rest in Use
http://www.montie.com/uploads/img4b9d89d9b1601.jpg

X-Rest in Use
http://www.montie.com/uploads/img4a5764985bae1.jpg

Close Up of Pin that Holds the Pieces in Place
http://www.montie.com/uploads/img4af83f7a41ef0.jpg

Here is a picture of the X-Rest (bottom of forestock is approximately 6.5 inches from bench when rifle is in position)
http://www.montie.com/uploads/img4af1adc8b01a6.jpg

X-Rest.Lightweight (less than a pound)
http://www.montie.com/uploads/img4af189fe9cc8a.jpg

AR-Rest (bottom of forestock is approximately 9.5 inches from bench when rifle is in position)
http://www.montie.com/uploads/img4af19270af8ee.jpg

AR-Rest.Lightweight (great for use in the field)
http://www.montie.com/uploads/img4af192a1ca8fe.jpg

You can order your X-Rest here:

http://montie.com/modules/info/shooting_rest.html

Let me know if you have any questions. You can reach me at:

800-722-7987y x107
montie@montie.com
montieroland - Yahoo IM
www.montie.com (http://www.montie.com)

[CLHC]

That's pretty cool, especially that "Lightweight" (skeletonized) version. Thanks for the additional intro-info! :cool:

[Slippers]

Just don't use it like the guy in the first picture, who has his actual barrel resting on the x-rest. He's completely negating the purpose of that jp/vtac freefloat handguard.

[montie]

Our 2010 catalog is now available for download at:

http://www.montie.com/uploads/X-Rest/2010_Catalog_master_REV00.pdf (http://www.montie.com/modules/info/shooting_rest.html)

You can also visit our website at:

http://www.montie.com/modules/info/shooting_rest.html

Sign up for our email list at:

http://www.montie.com/modules/info/shooters_email_list.html

Have a great weekend.

Montie

[Whootsinator]

Just don't use it like the guy in the first picture, who has his actual barrel resting on the x-rest. He's completely negating the purpose of that jp/vtac freefloat handguard.

I think you're mistaken... In the first embedded picture the barrel is not making contact with the rest at all.

[shootist~]

In the verbiage on the AR rest, you really really really need to change "30 round clips" to 30 round magazines.