Special Note: The inspiration for this rest came from LtCol David McCormick of the USAF National Pistol Team.

Description and Notes:

I won't go into a full blown detailed construction procedure since I consider this a fairly simple project, but I will provide notes:

• You will need to provide a shock absorbing covering for the contact points.  This will give better results and can provide for varying elevation adjustment.
• As other ways to adjust for elevation differences, you can shim the front or back, or use varying lengths for the vertical "V" section.
• For greater stability you can add a short piece of tubing and a 1/2" coupler to each of the bottom "Tee's" outlets.
• To adjust the rest for the size of your handgun, vary the lengths of the horizontal tube and the top vertical tube (H and V in the image).
• The vertical pieces of tubing to connect the bottom Tees only need to be about 1.5" long.
• I did not use any glue for this rest. The parts fit together tight enough to hold on their own.

Tools and Materials List:

• cutter of your choice for the 1/2" PVC tubing
• measuring device of your choice

Parts List:

Note: I selected "SCH 40" PVC parts from a local hardware store, so all these should be readily available.

• 1,   SCH 40 3/4" x 3/4" elbow with 1/2" 90 degree theaded side outlet
• 1,   SCH 40 1/2" elbow with one end threaded to mate with the above part and the other end a standard connection
• 1,   SCH 40 1/2" standard elbow
• 3,   SCH 40 1/2" Tees
• 1,   SCH 40 1/2" x 5' length of tubing (this was the shortest I found - you really only need about one foot).