Cheap, stable, portable shooting bench?

[Lt. Dan]

My primary set up.
Cheap? Made with discarded items.
Portable? I have a pickup truck,  all items are easily loaded in the bed.
Stable? Very much.

[LostinTexas]

Versatile, stable, sturdy, good seated height, and won't find much cheaper.

[JW652]

  +1 on the Workmate. Both handy and stable.

[mrbulk]

MTM Predator folding shooting table. Weighs less than 15 pounds and does what I need:

https://www.pyramydair.com/product/mtm-case-gard-predator-shooting-table?a=4007

Got one last August, paid much much more, and used almost daily ever since including unfolding and folding up again to put away after each session.

Folding action became almost instantaneous once some WD-40 was applied to the folding leg pivot points.

Lightweight and easy to carry with finger grooves molded under opposing sides of the table's edge.

The legs form a near-tripod when opened up, good for stability out in the field.

Can recommend this highly.

[EdinGa]

Versatile, stable, sturdy, good seated height, and won't find much cheaper.

Ordered one. Thanks!

[lefteyeshot]

Lifetime Height Adjustable Craft Camping and Utility Folding Table, 4 Foot, 4'/48 x 24, White Granite

 Prodigen Retractable Folding Stools Sturdy Portable Lightweight Plastic Stool, Holds up 330 Lbs, Outdoor Travel Camping Fishing Garden Folding Stool

I have one of these and a collapsible portable stool that I've used on permissions and for my home range, both from amazon.

Walmart has the same table. I keep one in the back yard to shoot off. When I go to our fun shoot in Cross, S.C. I put three in the car trunk with two folding chairs, two pop-up overhead shelters, targets, shooting bag. Some guns in the back seat. I turn the table 45 degrees to accommodate resting my firing elbow. Works great.

[huntr]

Check this out.

I have two of these. One for home and one to take to the gun club. Not too hard to assemble from the box, pretty stable, seat swivels to suit you, fairly light to transport, folds fairly flat.

I suggest tightening the nyloc nuts a little more than factory set. Pad on the seat makes it more comfortable.

[Spin]

I’ve got a couple of these Stanley tool tote boxes that I’ve had for a couple decades. The big 50 gallon one and the smaller companion. I don’t really use them anymore, so a few years ago I made plywood tops attached to 2”x4”s and wrapped the tops in felt. The big one is mine and the little one is for my little shooting partner.

I like it! Wide base for stability and you get a wheeled gear tote to boot. Nice. Indoor/outdoor carpeting or marine deck carpet would do the trick and the tote would also work very nicely for transporting a compressor. (new compact pickup is likely in the cards this year and there's 110 outlets, yeah!)

[Jshooter71]

I’ve got a couple of these Stanley tool tote boxes that I’ve had for a couple decades. The big 50 gallon one and the smaller companion. I don’t really use them anymore, so a few years ago I made plywood tops attached to 2”x4”s and wrapped the tops in felt. The big one is mine and the little one is for my little shooting partner.

I like it! Wide base for stability and you get a wheeled gear tote to boot. Nice. Indoor/outdoor carpeting or marine deck carpet would do the trick and the tote would also work very nicely for transporting a compressor. (new compact pickup is likely in the cards this year and there's 110 outlets, yeah!)

That would be pretty smart for PCP shooters. 
I just put a few sandbags in the bottom for added stability. They wheel around pretty easily.

[Captain Paul]

This is working pretty well for me so far.  I'm still using an upside down bucket as a seat (not very comfortable, but the height is perfect).