Vanguard Porta Aim Gun Rest, Black, 225 – 320 mm
Vanguard Porta Aim Gun Rest, Black, 225 – 320 mm
Fixed Bipod
If you’re looking for a bipod to attach to your rifle, then check out the Vanguard Equalizer 1QS, which can attached/detached in seconds using the Picatinny Rail system included.
3-in-1 Gun Rest
Not sure whether you need a monopod, bipod or tripod? Don;t compromise. Check out the Quest T62U.
Monopod with tri-feet
For those times you need more stability than a traditional monopod, but don’t have the space to set up a bipod/tripod, then check out the VEO 2 CM-234TU
Rifle Slings
Looking for a comfortable rifle sling in a choice of colours? Then check out the Vanguard Endeavor Rifle Slings
| Weight: | 992 Grams |
| Size: | 225 – 320 mm |
| Dimensions: | 31 x 14.5 x 32 cm; 800 Grams |
| Brand: | VANGUARD |
| Model: | PORTA-AIM |
| Colour: | Black |
| Batteries Included: | No |
| Manufacture: | Vanguard World UK |
| Department: | Unisex |
| Dimensions: | 31 x 14.5 x 32 cm; 800 Grams |
| Size: | 225 – 320 mm |
Purchased for my boyfriend as he has gotten back into shooting. Perfect resting for his rifle whilst he plays with his Pistol, happy knowing the rifle is secure and safe.
If you are after a simple and portable small tripod this is great. I’m big so the height range works well for me, but the lowest point might be high for some when it comes to benchrest shooting.
This is a good bit of equipment . I use this for my three air rifles it’s better and easier than a bipod,a very sturdy and strong rifle rest and I use it for a pistol as well,so a very useful tool.
This looks a great bit of kit and it is , held the rifle well . Only thing I’m disappointed with is that they are not fixed legs , they actually spread right out instead of giving any height.
Used for zeroing and static target shooting with my Sauer 100 6.5mm Creedmoor rifle after trying bags (too heavy and fixed height) and bipods (fixed to front swivel point which was eventually pulled out of the fore end).
Very stable in use and easily adjustable to accommodate the height of different bench/seat combinations.
Non-damaging to the rifle, the rest seems to be well constructed and durable. For the price (I paid ~45) I think it is stunning value for money.
I only wish I had found it years ago.
If the makers ever produce a saddle rest accessory as an alternative to the bag, I will certainly buy that too.
Use this down the gun range,it’s a great bit of kit, Saves drilling holes in your beloved gun putting pods on, it’s really sturdy and very clever engineering,so easy to adjust ,improved my shooting
I’m always watching the pennies, so was unsure about paying this much. Good, solid stand. I use it to shoot .303 out to 100yds. Doesn’t wobble, gives you a good range of height (if you shoot prone etc), I didn’t want it too lightweight anyway, and you can either use the velcro strap to secure your weapon, or attach it to a bag or such. Good product.
I think that it is absolutely ideal for someone like me who is returning to shooting, is not interested in hunting, but loves firing an air rifle at targets up to and including 55 metres.
So what do you get? A sturdy tripod based gun rest, which will be more than adequate to use as a bench rest or for firing in the prone position. I have thre rifles, a Gamo whisper sting, an FAC Weirauch 80K, both of which being break barrel rifles are not really suited to fittinga bipod, on the other hand, this rest, with its v shaped pillow is ideal. My other rifle is an S400, soon to be replaced with a BSA CLX. I don’t like bipods in use or to fit and therefore this rest suits me for bench or ground when in the prone position. Firing the Gamo is fairly straightforward, but the Weirauch at 18+ft lbs is a different rifle altogether and whilst it’s weight helps control the power this rest is a fantastic aid to support a powerful “springer”.
Build quality is excellent, the aluminium tripod legs when opened offer a degree of resistance, but more importantly offer a very steady, indeed rigid, rest. The pillow itself is well filled and whilst I tend not to use the velcro fastening for the “springer” I do for the PCP and it holds the stock and barrel nicely. I particularly like the single handed height adjuster, which is smooth, but when the adjuster ring is dropped into place holds the gun firmly locked and exactly where you set it.
Far far far better than a bag in my view and well worth 44.99.