Tipton Ultra Gun Vise with Adjustable Setup, Universal Maintenance Stand, Steel Frame, for Firearm Cleaning,

This is somewhat heavy to tote but that's not a bad thing in use. I got it primarily to use with a laser boresighter when attaching scopes. Works great. Had it out of the box, put together and in use in about 20 minutes. I think the clamps can be adjusted to fit just about any stock, they swivel and pivot. Have had long and short .22s in them, firmly held. Does come with a dedicated AR magazine block in the center, can be moved out of the way for other rifles.Says not for use when sighting in with ammo, I don't think the clamps are up to it. This would not be the unit you're looking for for that. PCP, CO2 and pneumatic air rifles, probably fine.Folds down to a long but skinny package for storage. Just heavy. Workmanship is good, the retainers for the legs snap into place with no play, seem well-designed.

Well made. Very stable.

This vise is well worth the money I spent. Solid build. Sturdy. Non marring vise pads. One of the best purchases I have made. i would definitely recommend to others.

I really love this vise. I believe every rifle owner should have one. The quality is great and it is easy to use.

Works great. Arrived in a timely manner.

The sons shoot competitively. We'll be on the road for about a month throughout the summer and it's always a chore finding some way to set up to clean/fix guns in hotels, Airbnbs, barracks, etc. I tried using the Plano box with the attachable gun rests. I like the box but some of these target rifles are in the 12 - 15 pound range and the little box is just not solid enough to use with a bore brush on a cleaning rod. I'm going this route now.For starters, Tipton Ultra Gun Vise comes out of the box assembled. Zero screws, nuts, or bolts to assemble. You won't be hunting for your #20 Torx bit. Don't take that for granted -- I truly appreciated it in this day and age. The trays and clamps are packed in plastic bags between the legs. Take them out of the bags, pop them on the rails, and you're ready to rock. Dropping the legs is as simple as pushing on the locking levers. It comes with an instruction book that I did flip through. If you're getting this for an AR, the included AR mag well attachment is really cool and the myriad uses of it are covered in the book. I'll probably use it at some point. Pretty sure it won't replace a literal bench vise for torquing on AR barrels, though. Lots of people asked in the questions section.Everyone who says this thing is massive is correct. It's longer than your rifle and it's at perfect counter height for a pain-free back. 20 lbs is enough weight to keep it steady while working but not so much weight that I can't haul it up a flight of stairs or stow it in an equipment trailer. With the amount of gear we already haul, this isn't bad. It's about the same size and weight as a rifle flight case when the legs are stowed.As for criticism, I don't have much. The clamp screws were a little stiff at first. A couple of drops of silicone oil loosened them up a bit and I imagine they'll get looser over time. Better to be too tight out of the box than too loose. I wish there were some sort of box or bag to transport it in but I'll figure something out.Bottom line: you get what you pay for in this case. It looks and feels tough. Everything is pretty easy to figure out. I'd totally recommend this.

This vise is the ultimate tool for stabilizing your rifles when working on them. It is solidly built and portable to boot.

Unboxing euphoria! Luxury-grade finishes, QR manual genius. Defeated monsoon weather. Price dropped post-purchase? Refunded difference. GOAT!