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MTM
The MTM Case-Gard FRR30 front rifle rest is a no-frills shooting accessory built to deliver rock-solid support for rifle and handgun shooters working from a bench. Whether you're zeroing a hunting rifle, developing loads, or running precision drills with a pistol, this three-legged rest handles the job without the premium price tag. The durable red polymer construction pairs with a non-marring rubber pad on the support surface, so it won't damage your stock or barrel finish.
What sets this rest apart is its adaptability. The design accommodates nearly any stock profile or barrel profile without modification, and the extra-wide rear leg is equally suited to rifle and handgun shooting. That versatility means one tool works across your whole battery. The wide stance and gripping rubber feet keep the rest planted through recoil and handling, while the precision vertical adjustment dial lets you dial in sight picture and point-of-impact without repositioning the gun.
This is the kind of shooting accessory that earns its place on the range bench through honest utility. If you need a dependable front rest for load development, sighting in, or accuracy work—and you're not interested in paying for features you'll never use—the FRR30 delivers.
| Brand | MTM Case-Gard |
| Model | FRR30 |
| Type | Front Rifle Rest |
| Material | Red Polymer with rubber pad |
| Vertical Adjustment Travel | 3 inches |
| Feet | Gripping rubber feet |
Yes. The FRR30 is designed to support rifle stocks and barrels of different shapes, and the wide rear leg is specifically built for comfortable handgun support. One rest handles both platforms.
No. The rubber shooting pad is non-marring, so it won't damage your stock or barrel finish during use.
The precision vertical adjustment dial provides 3 inches of travel, allowing you to dial in your sight picture and point-of-impact without repositioning the rest or the gun.
Yes. The wide stance and gripping rubber feet work together to resist movement through recoil and handling, keeping the rest planted for consistent shooting.
MTM
The MTM Case-Gard FRR30 front rifle rest is a no-frills shooting accessory built to deliver rock-solid support for rifle and handgun shooters working from a bench. Whether you're zeroing a hunting rifle, developing loads, or running precision drills with a pistol, this three-legged rest handles the job without the premium price tag. The durable red polymer construction pairs with a non-marring rubber pad on the support surface, so it won't damage your stock or barrel finish.
What sets this rest apart is its adaptability. The design accommodates nearly any stock profile or barrel profile without modification, and the extra-wide rear leg is equally suited to rifle and handgun shooting. That versatility means one tool works across your whole battery. The wide stance and gripping rubber feet keep the rest planted through recoil and handling, while the precision vertical adjustment dial lets you dial in sight picture and point-of-impact without repositioning the gun.
This is the kind of shooting accessory that earns its place on the range bench through honest utility. If you need a dependable front rest for load development, sighting in, or accuracy work—and you're not interested in paying for features you'll never use—the FRR30 delivers.
| Brand | MTM Case-Gard |
| Model | FRR30 |
| Type | Front Rifle Rest |
| Material | Red Polymer with rubber pad |
| Vertical Adjustment Travel | 3 inches |
| Feet | Gripping rubber feet |
Yes. The FRR30 is designed to support rifle stocks and barrels of different shapes, and the wide rear leg is specifically built for comfortable handgun support. One rest handles both platforms.
No. The rubber shooting pad is non-marring, so it won't damage your stock or barrel finish during use.
The precision vertical adjustment dial provides 3 inches of travel, allowing you to dial in your sight picture and point-of-impact without repositioning the rest or the gun.
Yes. The wide stance and gripping rubber feet work together to resist movement through recoil and handling, keeping the rest planted for consistent shooting.
