Quick-Detach Mount Hardware for Master Gun Vise®

Create a secure vise mounting point across permanent benches, enclosed workstations and temporary work surfaces. Three distinct mounting configurations accommodate different materials, benchtop thicknesses, access limitations and installation requirements while supporting fast removal and reinstallation when the vise is not needed.

• Three mounting solutions — Adapt the setup to permanent benches, enclosed workstations or temporary work surfaces.
• Dual-threaded sleeve mount — Creates a strong permanent anchor through the benchtop for secure vise installation.
• Adjustable mounting nut — Accommodates a wide range of bench thicknesses for a more precise installation.
• Cut-to-length threaded sleeve — Adapts to surfaces ranging from thin sheet metal to thick hardwood and stone.
• Flush or surface mounting — Gives you flexibility to configure the installation around the workspace.
• Threaded bushing insert — Creates a permanent mounting point on compatible hardwood and composite surfaces.
• Top-access installation — Mount securely without needing access underneath the bench.
• Lag screw — Creates a fast, practical mounting point on 2x4 framing, plywood and temporary work surfaces.
• Quick-detach capability — Remove and reinstall the vise quickly while leaving the mounting point in place.
• Broad bench compatibility — Works across different materials, thicknesses and workspace configurations.
• Permanent and portable mounting options — Build a dedicated shop setup or create a reliable working position when the job moves.
• Minimal-prep portable setup — Establish a functional mounting position quickly on suitable temporary structures.
• Removable vise installation — Reclaim valuable bench space when the vise is not in use.
• Multiple workspace configurations — Choose the mounting approach that best fits material, thickness, underside access and portability needs.

Build the Bench Around the Work

A serious firearm maintenance setup should not be limited by the bench underneath it.

This quick-detach mounting system gives shooters, builders, armorers and firearm enthusiasts three distinct ways to establish a strong mounting point across a wide range of work surfaces. From a permanent shop bench to a temporary field setup, the hardware is designed to adapt to different materials, thicknesses, underside access limitations and working environments.

Instead of forcing one installation method onto every bench, the system provides multiple mounting configurations, so the workspace can dictate the setup. Thin metal, thick hardwood, composite material, stone surfaces, enclosed benches, plywood, framing lumber and temporary work surfaces can each be approached with hardware designed for the job.

The dual-threaded sleeve configuration creates a permanent anchor through a drilled benchtop. Internal and external threads, combined with a washer and adjustable nut underneath, provide a secure mounting point while allowing the vise to be attached or removed quickly. The sleeve can also be cut to length, giving the installer greater flexibility across different benchtop thicknesses. Flush and surface-mount configurations allow the finished installation to match the workspace instead of compromising it.

For benches where underside access is restricted, a threaded insert provides a clean top-installed solution. Designed for hardwood or composite surfaces with sufficient thickness, it creates a permanent anchor point without requiring access beneath the workbench. Enclosed cabinetry, obstructed bench frames and other difficult layouts no longer have to dictate where the vise can be used.

For temporary workstations, mobile setups and field use, the lag-mounted plate creates a fast, practical attachment point on structures such as 2x4 framing, plywood and other temporary work surfaces. Minimal preparation keeps setup straightforward while still providing the solid support demanded from a serious firearm maintenance station.

The result is a mounting system built around flexibility without sacrificing stability. Establish permanent mounting points in the shop. Create a clean installation where access is limited. Set up on temporary framing when the work moves outside the dedicated bench.

Mount securely. Remove quickly. Reinstall when the work calls for it.

Your workspace changes. Your mounting capability should keep up.