Anyone shooting off a Lionworks rest?

[divingin]

If I recall correctly, Lionworks Engineering is run by Seb's relative (or worker?), and is sort of a spinoff of his company.

Looking for feedback from anyone using a Lionworks rest.


Thanks!

 

[Rick Richard]

I have a Trident and am pleased with it thus far, however I have only been out with it a couple or so times. I think it will be only fair to use it this season before giving it an appropriate decision. Quality is very good though and well thought out.

 

[HTSmith]

I've only used it a couple of times, but consider it an engineering design gem. Frankly I am struggling to get used to the Joystick, but that is not a fault of the rest. I am old and have been twisting knobs a long time.

Edit to add I used it under my 20Lb f-class rifle and it held it fine--just have to adjust the counter weights.

 

[Uncle Mike]

I believe "F-class John" on this forum did a review not long ago.

 

[323]

I believe "F-class John" on this forum did a review not long ago.

I hope he provides feedback on his use with it at SWN.

 

[1813benny]

Lionworks Engineering is SEB’s son, Christopher Lonel.

I have the AR250 and received the leg extension upgrade a few weeks ago.

I used the basic rest several times last year and it worked perfectly - smooth and zero issues. Weight of the basic rest was NOT an issue for me - I only ordered the leg extensions due to my OCD on having the latest “revision” of such items. Yes - I’m a mechanical engineer so in geek-speak it’s a fine piece of engineering.

 

[Alexander-M]

I posted my observations, here:

Thread 'LionWorks Trident Additions'

Dec 16, 2025

I received my Trident a few days ago and I am very pleased with everything - from the workmanship to the design.

Before going to the range I tried it at home and discovered that the front stop was too high and rubbed against the barrel. This was the case with my 284W rifle with a Cerus stock, pictured below, as well as with my 7-6.5 PRCW rifle with a McMillan stock.

I did not want cut the original stop piece, so I made a new one which is 1/4" shorter, and it works fine. I could have made it 3/8" shorter and it would still work fine. I used an 8-32 SHCS instead of a setscrew to secure the...

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