Preview: Ransom Multi Cal. Steady Rest

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posted on May 3, 2025
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Ransom Multi Cal. Steady Rest

Built primarily from thick 6061 aircraft-grade aluminum, the Multi Cal. Steady Rest from Ransom Intl. is an incredibly robust and stable gun rest designed for use with pistols and long guns alike.

The V-Block cradle is elevation-adjustable in order to accommodate handguns of varying heights, and the block’s ability to be mounted either facing forward or rearward makes it compatible with both semi-automatic and revolver designs.

An exceptionally thick leather cushion in the base provides comfort and protection for your gun, and not only does the base feature adjustable rubber feet, but it is also drilled and tapped for installation atop a tripod.

Available in four colors, and suggested retail price for the Multi Cal. Steady Rest is $170 (as shown).

For more information, visit ransomrest.com.

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