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MTM
The MTM Case-Gard SGR30 Shoulder-Gard Shooting Rest is a recoil-management shooting rest built for shooters who spend time behind heavy magnum rifles. Whether you're sighting in a new rifle, load-testing at the range, or working up handloads, punishing recoil shouldn't be the limiting factor in how many rounds you can shoot accurately in a session. This polymer rest uses a four-point flexible base design paired with an integrated recoil-reduction sling to absorb and distribute felt recoil, letting you focus on fundamentals instead of bracing for the next shot.
The recoil-reduction sling is the key feature here—it works to soften the shoulder impact of magnum cartridges, making extended shooting sessions more comfortable and sustainable. That said, the SGR30 isn't just for magnum shooters; the rest itself is equally useful for lighter-caliber rifles where you simply want a stable, repeatable shooting platform without recoil concerns. The flexible base allows natural movement while keeping the rifle in a consistent position shot to shot, which matters whether you're dialing in a hunting rifle or tuning a target load.
Red polymer construction keeps the rest light and durable while resisting weather and rack wear. If you're serious about accuracy work and tired of your shoulder paying the price, the Shoulder-Gard delivers practical relief without fuss.
The SGR30 works with any rifle caliber. The recoil-reduction sling is most beneficial with magnum and heavy-recoiling cartridges, but the rest itself functions equally well supporting lighter-caliber rifles.
No. The sling is integrated into the design, but it's optional. You can shoot with or without it depending on your needs and the rifle's recoil impulse.
The base design uses four contact points that flex naturally while supporting the rifle consistently from shot to shot. This flexibility helps manage recoil while maintaining repeatable positioning for accurate shooting.
Yes. The stable platform and recoil management make the SGR30 well-suited to initial scope mounting and bore-sighting work, especially with magnum rifles where recoil fatigue can affect shooting quality.
MTM
The MTM Case-Gard SGR30 Shoulder-Gard Shooting Rest is a recoil-management shooting rest built for shooters who spend time behind heavy magnum rifles. Whether you're sighting in a new rifle, load-testing at the range, or working up handloads, punishing recoil shouldn't be the limiting factor in how many rounds you can shoot accurately in a session. This polymer rest uses a four-point flexible base design paired with an integrated recoil-reduction sling to absorb and distribute felt recoil, letting you focus on fundamentals instead of bracing for the next shot.
The recoil-reduction sling is the key feature here—it works to soften the shoulder impact of magnum cartridges, making extended shooting sessions more comfortable and sustainable. That said, the SGR30 isn't just for magnum shooters; the rest itself is equally useful for lighter-caliber rifles where you simply want a stable, repeatable shooting platform without recoil concerns. The flexible base allows natural movement while keeping the rifle in a consistent position shot to shot, which matters whether you're dialing in a hunting rifle or tuning a target load.
Red polymer construction keeps the rest light and durable while resisting weather and rack wear. If you're serious about accuracy work and tired of your shoulder paying the price, the Shoulder-Gard delivers practical relief without fuss.
The SGR30 works with any rifle caliber. The recoil-reduction sling is most beneficial with magnum and heavy-recoiling cartridges, but the rest itself functions equally well supporting lighter-caliber rifles.
No. The sling is integrated into the design, but it's optional. You can shoot with or without it depending on your needs and the rifle's recoil impulse.
The base design uses four contact points that flex naturally while supporting the rifle consistently from shot to shot. This flexibility helps manage recoil while maintaining repeatable positioning for accurate shooting.
Yes. The stable platform and recoil management make the SGR30 well-suited to initial scope mounting and bore-sighting work, especially with magnum rifles where recoil fatigue can affect shooting quality.
