Best Gun Vise Bench?

[topwater blowup]

Wanting to add a Gun vise/cleaning bench to my wish list,

What in the Green Screens opinion is the best one available?

I am considering the Tipton 110011 Ultra Gun Vise?

and Goooooo....

[Mike D]

I have the Tipton Best gun vise. I’d like to upgrade to the Ultimate.


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[labman]

I have the Tipton Best gun vise. I’d like to upgrade to the Ultimate.


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Mike, both of those look pretty slick with decent pricing. Do you know the details on how the Ultimate adheres to the bench surface? I couldn't find a pic that provided enough detail.

I have an old vise with rubber/magnetized clamps from Brownells that works fine, but you're limited to one location.

[topwater blowup]

At least I feel that I am on the right track,

Thanks Guys,

[Kossetx]

Could always build one yourself and get it the way you want.

[AlaskaFlyerFan]

The Tipton Ultra is on special sale on MidwayUSA for $110.

[AlaskaFlyerFan]

https://www.midwayusa.com/product/1018275374?pid=354363

[Tony Pic]

Last week I ordered the Best gun vise with a free Wheeler screwdriver kit from Midway.
It was delivered a little while ago. I paid $79.99 with free shipping. A special and one heck of a deal.
I have a wood handmade one and it served its purpose for a long time. having the ability to work on AR's securely is welcome.

[Cajun Blake]

I bought a used Decker vise in 1990, been using it ever since.
I bring it to the range to clean my rifle during load work ups
probably $30 worth of material
Tipton is a nice rest if not buying new or not building your own

[Artos]

I prefer the parrot vise with various padded jaws...can adjust gun to any 360 angle including vertical holds.

[Mike D]

Mike, both of those look pretty slick with decent pricing. Do you know the details on how the Ultimate adheres to the bench surface? I couldn't find a pic that provided enough detail.



I have an old vise with rubber/magnetized clamps from Brownells that works fine, but you're limited to one location.

They aren’t meant for serious wrenching as they don’t actually attach to anything. I use mine for menial tasks such as scope mounting, cleaning, etc.

If you are going to be wrenching hard on something you need an actual vise.


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[Kossetx]

Mine can be wrenched on. Aluminum angle on the bottom for a vise. The top leg is also a hanger for a matching cleat mounted on a wall.

[Kossetx]

Here it is mounted in a vise.