LRP243Juicebox
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I think I fixed it.
Tripods?
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WildRose
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I see the number when quoting your post but it doesn't show up on the page.
Is this it?
https://www.amazon.com/ARTCISE-Ultr...e-garden&sprefix=b089zn36cs,garden,176&sr=1-1
Tripod.
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Yes that's it
Hugnot
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I have a Bog clamp type tripod. If the rifle at the point of clamping has a relatively flat bottom & parallel slightly curved sides, it is just OK. I have 2 options, take a wood rasp to the stock & recontour it or come up with some type of pad that surrounds the stock & provides a flat bottom & sides for the clamp to grip.
I also use the Bog tripod with my scoped Ruger MKIV .22LR pistol to shoot rodents, for this I use a sandbag stuffed into the clamp.
Generally, I like tripods and use them mostly for stand-up shooting, don't like getting close to dirt & tripods enable me to see over weeds & stuff.
I don't need to tote the Bog around much & prefer some additional weight for stability. The Bog works out well for bore sighting & scope mounting.
I also use the Bog tripod with my scoped Ruger MKIV .22LR pistol to shoot rodents, for this I use a sandbag stuffed into the clamp.
Generally, I like tripods and use them mostly for stand-up shooting, don't like getting close to dirt & tripods enable me to see over weeds & stuff.
I don't need to tote the Bog around much & prefer some additional weight for stability. The Bog works out well for bore sighting & scope mounting.
I have one of those tripods. Outstanding stability. It's the larger of the two I use, 1lb heavier and a little more bulky on the pack. I usually pack the next one smaller. Good choice, you'll love it.
That tripod is comparable in size to the RRS 34. The smaller one is comparable to the 24L. IMO, those are like 80-90% of a RRS tripod. The heads are a different story. The Anvil 30 is just a superior product. On the smaller one I have the Davros pro and for what it is used for it is outstanding. I'd like to at least add the Anvil 30 to the tripod you posted up. The ball head works but isn't as comparable to the RRS piece. On the smaller one, I think the Davros Pro might be the better match.
LRP243Juicebox
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fiddled with it for a bit. It seems pretty sturdy. If I feel like I need to upgrade to the anvil 30 later I will. but for now I think its perfect for what I need.
texagvet23
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Which is the smaller tripod you use? I'm looking for a packable tripod.
Lenny Foffa
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It's one of the Artcise, I will get you exact model when I get back to it. Running the Spartan Davros Pro with it on that one, ARCA on the bigger one.
Hondo64d
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I use this tripod:
Amazon product ASIN B08BC1XCP1
With this ball head:
Amazon product ASIN B07ZYY7MQ4
for both glassing and shooting from and it has worked out very well.
John
Amazon product ASIN B08BC1XCP1
With this ball head:
Amazon product ASIN B07ZYY7MQ4
for both glassing and shooting from and it has worked out very well.
John
My smaller one is the CS80C w/the Kimber out front. Larger one is the CS90C. They have a CS60C too but I think stability is going to drop off quite a bit. The CS80C is a slightly less stable than the CS90C but about a pound lighter and more compact. A buddy of mine is shorter and usually doesn't extend the lower leg sections at all. It's more stable when those sections are collapsed. The CS series is a compact head without the bowl at the apex.
This is before I got the Davros Pro stowed on Kifaru 22mag.
