This looks to be a real nice peice of equipment. Would love to have one and see how well it does.

Gordy the MSRP for this product is $49.99. The manufacture's website inrangesupplies.com does not list the dimensions or weight of this product but here is their phone number and e-mail address if your readers are interested in contacting them. PHONE:1-877-423-1785 E-MAIL:info@inrangesupplies.com. This product is made in the USA of recycled rubber. Looks like a great product with the 3 shooting levels. This company is located in New Hope,MN and their products range from stationary and mobile targets to the equipment needed for a person to start a gun/law enforcement training facility. It would be well worth you and your readers time to check out their website to appreciate the products they provide. good luck and great hunting everyone!

This product would be useful on the range.I do like that it is made in America,and that it is durable.The price is not to bad either.Well too everyone that hunts/fishes the best of luck,and enjoy the outdoors.

Being made out of recycled rubber they also help reduce used tire waste

I think if Phil would do 300 curls with the In Range shooting rest every day fopr a month he could WHIP up on old Brock arm wrestling! You Go Phil!
This is a great way to make a new usefull product out of a landfill nightmare, old tires.
This shooting rest appears to be ULTRA durable! I do a LOT of shooting at the range, testing reloads for accuracy.I use sand bags and keep them stored in my truck tool box. Every year I have to repair leaks in the seams or relace them. I think this product would work very well for me. I will let my local sporting goods store know about the In Range shooting rests and ask them to stock some. I think they would sell very well in my area.

#merwin4 thx for the website info. I went there and purused their products. Lots of goodies for the range warriors and those who can find the space in the great outdoors for shooting and sighting. This product is awesome. Not only does it provide three shooting positions, it is ecologically sound. I personally use the Lead Sled Plus with 2 25lbs plates and two sandbags to anchor down the sled. I shoot a 300 WInMag off of the ranges shooting platforms (smooth concret) and it still jumps around. I think this little gizmo is just what I am looking for as a replacement to the sled. I bet that rubber would hold nice and tight to that smooth surface. If I do not get picked as a winner, I just might have to suck it up and buy one.

this looks like a sterdy rest i would love to give it a try it would probley be good for long range target shooting.wishing all a fun and memorable hunting season this year and rember to take a young man or girl in to the woods and teach theme the sport you might both be suprised how mutch you both would enjoy it.they are the fucture of this sport.

Looks like a sterdy rest I wouldent mind having one.by the looks of it you should be easy to transport and use pistols to is it very easy to store thanks and good shooting

Made in the USA from recycled material with multiple rest heights. It doesn't seem to get much better. Between Gordy's video and the manufacturers website, the information on the product makes it seem like a well thought out piece of equipment. Just throw it in the back of the UV with some targets and range bags and you're good to go. No more leaking sand bag rests. Reasonable price, too.

Being a "green" product makes it cool by itself, and made in the good ol' USA seals the deal. Anything to steady up while sighting in is a good thing. Would like to see a smaller version for kids too!

What a practical and useful product ! I test=sight my rifles every year prior to opening day and have used everything from cardboard boxes to pillows and blankets for temporary rests. Nothing works very well but this looks to be the answer to my need. I was going to build a bench this year but life and busy schedules got in the way so it looks like yet another year of improvised rest material. Recycled material and "made in the U.S.A."appeals to me greatly and the overall portability of this block is very inviting.Wonderful and innovative product concept. I would love to own one !!!

Looks like just the ticket for a little plinking session in the boonies, no more trying to get propped up on the tailgate or fender, and no more leaky sandbags. The fact that it's made in America of recycled materials is even better. I'd love to try one.

When you get my age, you need all the help you can get.

This looks like a great tool to make sure your gun is hitting where it should. It is hard to tell how solid this rest would be from the video, but I would be happy to T&E this product with my .300 Weatherby and let you know. If it can withstand the thump from this rifle without tipping over or moving around it will work for almost everyone.

This really looks like it would work great. Better than the coats and jackets I use now as support

what a great idea! recycled material, three different heights and fairly light, whats not to like? would work great for us as we are family of shooters with an age range from 8 to 55 with
all the different sizes of grandkids to parents to grandparents. perfect to throw in the range box and keep all your shooting kit in one or two boxes.

WOW! that looks like an awsome gun i would love to have that gun because i go hunting as much as i can i got my first deer this year as you can see in the pic i also love to target shoot but i want a well made gun that i can use as long as i live hopful you pick me but if you dont i under stand.

wow i sounded like i want the gun but i ment the rest for my gun.

These are good rest for sighting and shooting all sorts of firearms. I have used these for some time no in the military and have found that they work very well because you don't have to constantly make adjustments for height as you would when using sandbags.

I have never been good at sighting in my scope on my hunting riffle so i finally took it off. if i would have known about this amazing product maybe if i had one of these i would put my scope back on and stop making all my shots with an open sight.

Owning and using one of these is a lot better than filling sandbags everytime you need to shoot and easier to put in your truck without spilling sand everywhere.

This looks like a very interesting product. It looks simple, durable and above all useful. I sure wish I would of had one when I was try to sight in my AR with a scope. Since I'm planning on getting another one I could sure use this rest.

Would like to try one and hold my opion till after I tryed it

Sand bags have always ruled for sigthing in for accuracy. This looks like a very unique product. I would like one to test it and comment from the results.

I wonder how durable this is, can I throw it in the back of my truck, kick it around, can I use it for a target, just kidding. I ask this because my current gun rest is all metal, very stable, but it comes with many nuts, bolts, and screws just to make adjustments. I like my current gun rest, but it can't take a beating. Just wonder how this would hold up over time?

looks like a great product would love to try one and it also looks like it will weather very well.

This is a great idea for a gun range but bulky for carrying to a range each time you go.
I have a personal range where this would work great.
Contact number:1-877-423-1785 website:info@inrangesupplies.com
Cost: 49.99 MSRP.
Three positions, made of re-cycled rubber, and will not break down if left outside on a range bench.
Made-in-USA.

Like to try one before I would purchase. Can't tell from video how steady it is, looks like it might rock a little.

great looking rest! loooks very solid!!

I could have used that to help sight in my rifle for my moose hunt.

It looks like a great product. I do believe Phil won the arm wrestling contest.... but then he woke up..

What I ment to say was "I do believe Gordy won the arm wrestling contest.... but then he woke up..

Looks like a great and useful product but only downfall is it is a little heavy, also it could use some sort of softer material for the gun to rest on.

Looks like something that I could use with my wife at the range and not worry about the height difference for comfortable shooting.

the different sides would be great, because i shoot with alot of people,and kids.the different sides would help the kids with the side that fits them..

This would be great to have at deer camp, to check everyones rifle site in. The different positions will make it easy for everyone to use.

No offense to the product designer, but I see some potential flaws. I work with a manufacturing company and come up with different types of things from hunting to racing. I believe we have made rest before that could withstand ALMOST any caliber imaginable. Maybe were in the wrong business! On a good note the thing is recycled, and different heights is nice. Maybe its just me but pricey and bulky and chance of muzzle lift,and scope to the eye. I've since lost the rest(well friend lost). Anyway, maybe you can prove me wrong, but sure wouldn't spend 50 bucks on something I could make,,,again.

Gonna take it to the range this afternoon to sight-in my rifle for the MN deer opener this weekend. I'll let you know what I think.

Took the Sight Bloc to the range yesterday and it worked pretty well. With the three height options and by propping up the butt of the rifle with sandbag I was able to get a rock solid, comfortable rest. As you predicted, tkalweit, I did get a bit of muzzle jump and I was shooting a relatively tame caliber--.240 Weatherby Mag. Might be an issue with larger calibers, but resting your offhand on the scope should help. I'm gonna give it a thumbs up.

Would love to have one like this for when i go to the shooting range. the ones they have there is wood chucks to use. not and good moves alot. would like to try this there for me and my friends to use on long range shots not wood. looks very well made. love its made in usa. sure others would like after they see.would be looking forward to shoot from this sight bloc.

Well if you ever ran out of ammo you could always beat your target to death, or use it as a dead fall. All fun aside it looks well made, and would be handy for the kiddos at the range

Sure beats a forked stick

This would be great for sighting in or on a prarie dog hunt. Looks nice and heavy!