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Caldwell Stable Table with Ambidextrous Design, 360 Degree Rotation and Weatherproof Synthetic Top and Seat for Outdoor, Range, Shooting and Cleaning
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Caldwell Stable Table with Ambidextrous Design, 360 Features
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SPECS: The highly durable, weatherproof tabletop is 34” x 23” and the allweather seat adjusts from 16”-22” in height with a weight limit of 275 pounds
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EASE OF USE: Table features a quick-release pin for easy seat height adjustment, an adjustable leg angle for use on uneven terrain and all movements can be locked to ensure a secure shooting bench
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VERSATILITY: Two cleaning forks (included) fit into the carrying handles of the benchtop and the holes on the legs allow for stakes or anchors (not included) to be inserted for increased stability
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DURABLE: Benchtop features a tubular steel construction, a reinforced welded steel frame and a weatherproof tabletop
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CONVENIENT: Features a molded, weatherproof seat for prolonged shooting comfort and a perimeter rail to keep ammunition from rolling off the benchtop with a quick-release pin for easy takedown and molded carrying handles to allow for easy transport
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GUARANTEED: This product is covered by a limited lifetime warranty provided by Caldwell. Please contact Caldwell customer service for assistance
About Caldwell Stable Table With Ambidextrous Design, 360
The Stable Table is purpose-built to be the finest value-priced shooting bench on the market. The tripod design is more rigid and has fewer joints than folding-style benches and is appropriate for a wider variety of shooting conditions. The central shaft, seat and tabletop all pivot allowing the user to make shots at any angle from a single setup – ideal for varmint hunting. The Stable Table breaks down into seven pieces and weighs a total of 60 pounds.
