Hyskore #30018 Parallax Pistol Sighting Rest

Works good

I never shot from a fixed rifle rest but for checking bore site and confirming zero, there is nothing better than a quality rest. This is a heavy rifle rest which is necessary for various size and calibers of rifles. I’ve been putting off this purchase for some time but after picking up several new sights, I realized it was finally time to buy a rest. This fits many different rifles (length, caliber, various types of accessories). It is easy to set up and adjust and really saves ammunition during the zero process. I highly recommend this rifle rest.

Worked very well at the range. Adjustment range was good. Little light for heavy recoil firearms but I added some weight to the base and all is good now

One of the Amazon feature ratings is "warmth", and I feel cheated in that my sighting rest is, in fact, only room temperature. Scammed! Deceived!But for the purposes of sighting in my pistol, it works just fine. I will say that if you plan on using this at the range on a shooting bench/table/etc. that lacks a rubber surface or similar, you'd be well served bringing some trigger clamps. It is very precise and the firearm won't wiggle around on you, but despite the rubber feet on this thing, the whole assembly will absolutely shift a bit on a wooden or concrete table.Thankfully I keep some clamps in my vehicle, and after noticing the RMR was slightly shifted off target I clamped the whole thing down and sighted in without a hitch. Did three pistols in a row, 5 rounds each at 20 yards, and every shot afterwards was perfectly grouped on target. Love this thing, especially for the cost!

Made sighting in my new pistol quick, easy and inexpensive by saving money on extra ammo I'd usually have to use.

I tried the pistol sighting stand today at 20-yards and it performs as advertised... except for the claim of 3 to 5 shot zeroing in my case.1.) After previously watching 3 online videos, I noticed the shooters were all using larger scoped pistols which made the whole process look very easy. If your pistol is smaller such as a Sig Sauer P320 Carry with a red dot with no magnification, clamping the pistol in the stand and aligning your red dot with the bullseye (point of aim) takes some practice. Be patient.2.) I am partially color blind and have an astigmatism. I used their down-loaded black and white targets and marked the center of my group (point of impact shots) with the provided orange dots. I had a hard time seeing the point of impact during the sight aligning process. I suggest zeroing at a shorter distance or using a regular splatter dot adhesive target with a red on black round bullseye.3.) Before passing final judgement on this innovative pistol sighting stand, I will try again with the above-mentioned colored targets.4.) I just returned this item because I could not get my small pistol clamped in properly and could not seem to get the platform completely level. I was unable to adequately zero my pistol using this item.

It's a very easy way to zero in your red dot. And for the price you cant go wrong.Update:I have used this a couple of times now on different sights and guns. It makes everything so extremely easy to get everything done. It literally takes three shots and then you're done. For the price it's a great help. So much better result then to do it "manually".Turn it around and use the "Y" as a support when aiming. Shoot three shots. Find the center of the hits. Turn it around again and fasten your gun in the rest. Make sure you are aiming the gun at the exact same spot as you aimed when you fired the shots. Be gentle and set the red dot to where youre shots hit. Take off the gun and youre set. Super easy and super fast.

Works good to sight in the pistol but you can't fire the gun while its hooked in clamps