Ryan Schoenhard
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looking to add a gun grip for my night hunting set up hunting coyotes and was wondering if anyone has had experience with either of these set ups thanks
Curious why you're using a scope/IR combo. Not knocking your decision, just wondering.I use PIG saddles for guns I shoot off tripods occasionally, but use rail mounted interfaces for guns I usually shoot off tripods, they are faster to setup and have less issues on balance.
Here is 5.56(18) on Manfrotto M190 tripod with 322rc-2 head.
thru lens pic from 500yds at heated steel silhouette (12x24 ipsc-d) can be hit consistently off tripod at 500yds with above setup.
I'd love to be able to put a hog saddle or something similar on my trigger sticks.
Not to hijack thread, but I'm about to buy some trigger sticks. If I hunt mainly on foot, running and gunning. Should I go with the single trigger stick or Tripod? I'm leaning tripod. I figured when I was walking i could keep the 3 legs attached together by the strap and use like a stick, and then deploy the legs when necessary. Seeing if any of you had any advice. ThanksI'd love to be able to put a hog saddle or something similar on my trigger sticks.
Should I go with the single trigger stick or Tripod?
Thankshaha ... I would say both ...
Just like the trade off between the camera tripods and the sticks is mobility and setup speed on one hand versus more stability on the other ...
the trade-off between the 1-leg and the 3-leg is the same. The 1-leg is faster and handier The 3-leg is more stable.
I started with the 3-leg and still have one in working condition but use the 1-leg mostly these days.
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If I am going to be walking a lot during the evening, I take the 1-leg ... if mostly driving and then walking a little to setup ... the 3-leg.