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<blockquote data-quote="Mike Matteson" data-source="post: 2701960" data-attributes="member: 101791"><p>I wonder how those clamp down do, after being fire from there. I used a tripod in Africa, but wasn't clamp down type. Forearm rest only. I didn't loose sight either after shot. I tried their 2 holding point pod for front and rear. Didn't like either. Was able to adjust it for up or down nor left or right. You were petty set in one position. Animal don't stay in one position while waiting for you to shoot. To me it's fluid position and you need to adjust all the time. </p><p>At the same time there has been been a lot of talk about shooting from prone position. I had often wonder in brushy areas how that was going to work.</p><p>The other is carrying the tripod around while you hunting. 1 more item to deal with. I do keep one around in my pickup all the time. It's a Primos that adjustable by squeezing the hand release to adjust.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Mike Matteson, post: 2701960, member: 101791"] I wonder how those clamp down do, after being fire from there. I used a tripod in Africa, but wasn't clamp down type. Forearm rest only. I didn't loose sight either after shot. I tried their 2 holding point pod for front and rear. Didn't like either. Was able to adjust it for up or down nor left or right. You were petty set in one position. Animal don't stay in one position while waiting for you to shoot. To me it's fluid position and you need to adjust all the time. At the same time there has been been a lot of talk about shooting from prone position. I had often wonder in brushy areas how that was going to work. The other is carrying the tripod around while you hunting. 1 more item to deal with. I do keep one around in my pickup all the time. It's a Primos that adjustable by squeezing the hand release to adjust. [/QUOTE]
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