Caldwell Stable Table Shooting Table - Durable Steel/Plastic Construction, 23" x 34"
- Material:
- Steel/Plastic
- Lockable Position:
- Yes
- No. of Legs:
- 3
- Prefilled-Empty:
- None
- Type of Bag:
- N/A
- Type of Feet:
- Steel
- Adaptor Type:
- Gun Rest-Misc.
- Description:
- Shooting Bench
- Dimensions:
- 23" W x 34" L
The Caldwell Stable Table Shooting Table is a purpose-built shooting bench designed for hunters, varmint shooters, and range regulars who want a solid, adaptable platform without breaking the bank. Built on a rigid tripod frame with welded steel legs and a molded plastic top, this 23" x 34" bench delivers stability across disciplines—from rifle load development to field prep—while staying compact enough to transport between locations.
What sets this shooting table apart is its pivot design. The tabletop and seat rotate together 360 degrees around a center axis while staying level, letting you swing from one shooting angle to another without repositioning the entire frame. That flexibility is gold for varmint hunting or when you're working multiple target setups in the field. The tripod construction means fewer moving joints than traditional folding benches, which translates to less flex and more confidence when you're stretching a load or dialing in a scope. A bolt in the base lets you fine-tune leg position to keep the top parallel to the horizon on uneven ground—a detail that matters when precision is the goal.
The frame is all welded steel, and the table is topped with weatherproof molded plastic over a rigid metal under-frame. A perimeter rail keeps your ammunition from sliding off mid-session. The padded seat adjusts from 16 to 22 inches high and rotates with the table, so you stay in an ergonomic position whatever angle you're shooting. Included cleaning forks snap into holes in the top to hold your rifle securely while you're running patches or brushes—no need for a separate vise or stand. The whole rig breaks down into seven pieces for easy hauling, weighs 60 pounds assembled, and handles a 275-pound weight limit.
Whether you're sighting in before season, developing loads for a new rifle, or preparing gear for a hunt, the Stable Table gives you a rugged, no-fuss work surface that actually lets you move around and shoot from different positions—and that's worth its weight.
Key Features
- 360-degree rotating tabletop and seat for shooting at multiple angles from a single setup
- Rigid tripod frame with welded steel construction for maximum stability
- Adjustable base leg for leveling on uneven terrain
- Weatherproof molded plastic top with integral steel under-frame
- Padded, height-adjustable seat (16–22 inches)
- Perimeter rail prevents ammunition from rolling off
- Included cleaning forks lock into top for secure firearm holding during maintenance
- Breaks down into seven pieces for transport and storage
Specifications
| Tabletop Dimensions | 23" × 34" |
| Seat Height Range | 16" to 22" (adjustable) |
| Frame Material | Welded steel |
| Top Material | Molded plastic with rigid steel under-frame |
| Weight (Assembled) | Approximately 60 lbs |
| Weight Capacity | 275 lbs |
| Tabletop Rotation | 360 degrees |
| Breakdown Pieces | 7 |
| Included Accessories | Cleaning forks |
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use the Stable Table for varmint hunting or just at the range?
Absolutely. The 360-degree rotating design is actually ideal for varmint hunting—you can set up once and swing the entire tabletop to shoot at different angles without repositioning the frame. The tripod design is stable in varied terrain and disciplines, making it versatile for both range work and field preparation.
What's included with the table?
The Stable Table comes with cleaning forks that snap into holes in the tabletop to hold your rifle securely during cleaning and maintenance. No additional gun vise needed.
How do I level this table on uneven ground?
A bolt in the base allows you to adjust the position of one leg, aligning the tabletop so it stays parallel to the horizon even on sloped or uneven terrain.
Is this table easy to transport?
Yes. The table breaks down into seven pieces and weighs 60 pounds when assembled, making it portable enough for truck transport between the range, hunting camp, or storage. The holes in the tabletop also serve as handles for carrying.

