Titegroup Premium Rifle Rests

The Titegroup Rest is not designed to be left in the rain. Many customers build a box to put over top if left outside. If rained on, lubricate joints/threads to prevent rusting.

1. Always use an unloaded firearm for setup. Loosen the 2 t-knobs on the side and the t-knob on the top rear on the rear of the main frame. Slide the butt holder assembly forward or backward so that the length so the forestock stud is behind the forearm support or at least 2 inches ahead of the support. You do not want the stud on the forearm support.

2. Adjust the lower rear bolt(with plastic or rubber foot) on the rear butt assembly so that it fits comfortably at your shoulder while seated at your bench. Set it so that you are not crouched down but rather in a natural upright shooting position. Tighten the wing nut.*Short individuals may need to lower the bench or raise their seat.

3. Lower the fine adjustment knob on the main frame to the bottom and then raise it up two turns

4. Set your rifle on the leather forearm rest, loosen t-knobs on the forestock upright and lift the forearm holder until it fits under the zero on the target. Tighten these two knobs firmly.

5. Make sure the wing nuts are all tightened from the legs to the frame since this basically locks the rest solid.

6. Pull the butt of the rifle all the way back into the butt strap.(you will need to do this after each shot)

7. Use the windage on the forestock holder (upright "y" piece) and fine adjustment on the main frame to dial in the zero on the target.

8. Adding the rubber feet helps reduce recoil. We suggest that you keep the plastic foot on the rear and rubber feet on the front.

9. There will be some movement after the rifle is discharged. We have added side handles to help ease the movement back to the original position.

10. Most shooters put as little pressure on the stock as possible. This absolutely minimizes movement.