DOA ELR Shooting Bench Top

Just the top. Not a full bench. Not a complete shooting station. Not a lifestyle. Just the wooden slab that goes on top of whatever you’ve already got.

We stretched our Original (OG) DOA Tabletop by a whole five inches — because nothing says “extreme long range” quite like an extra handspan of real estate for those long-barreled Creedmoors, Lapuas, CheyTacs, and BMGs that clearly couldn’t be bothered with the old dimensions. The new top measures a luxurious 48″ × 29″.

After years of polite (and not-so-polite) requests for more length, we finally caved and created the DOA Extreme Long Range Bench. It’s built to handle the heavier, longer rifles — .50 BMG, .338 Lapua, and their equally dramatic cousins — that longer-distance shooters insist on using. We even added a rotating ELR-Strut Support system underneath, because apparently bigger guns and fatter sandbags need a little extra moral support to stay upright.

All of our tabletops are still made from honest 14-ply maple or birch. Weight lands somewhere between 32–38 pounds depending on how dense that particular tree decided to be that day. The upper sheet is longer and the lower one shorter, so the ELR version weighs about the same as the original. Whether it’s fancy engineering, or just us refusing to make the thing any heavier than necessary, we’ll never tell.

And yes, each tabletop is unique in its natural wood grain and texture — just like every other piece of wood that’s ever existed.