ofl0926
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Which model do you have and which head?
Tell me what tripod
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Which model do you have and which head?
Which model?
Grizz1148
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I built mine out of amt slik 700 legs, innorel ball head and pig saddle clamp. It's light and solid. I prefer the legs with clamp style extensions over the twist lock. I do a lot of coyote hunting at night and can make adjustments in the height of one or all the legs with one hand. This is an important factor for me as sometimes we have to set up fast or after you clamp your gun in you find out your on slightly uneven ground and need to adjust a little. Just my 2c
Elfego Baca
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M1A1ABRAMS
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I think this is what you are looking for. I have been looking for a better version for a while but they seem to be a unicorn. Something with just a little better legs would be nice. It seems it is a out dated method of attaching a bipod, these days. I believe most people are using Mloks, etc. Or as these guys, using tripods. Shooting bags etc. I got tired of looking for a better version. I thought they made a adapater to put on the swivel. So you could run a picatinny rail style bipod. But I can not seem to locate it.
https://www.cabelas.com/shop/en/caldwell-xla-pivot-model-bipod
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M1A1ABRAMS
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I was going to post the same thing.
lol
It looks like the ARTCISE AS90C, a re-branded Innorel RT-90C.
Rob_Emm
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I have the RT90C and it's amazing for the price. Their ball heads leave a lot to be desired compared to the stuff made stateside. I'd love to have the new RRS stuff but blew my budget on two thermals and a spotter this year. The innorel artcise etc etc and most of the stuff offered in the USA are rebranded Chinese models that can be had on aliexpress or the like for much less if you have the patience for shipping. I will say that sunwayfoto holds the torch as far as quality in the less expensive realm but the price goes up a bit. Nothing touches Really Right Stuff in quality (or in price $$$)
Elfego Baca
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KH_Outdoors
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Stonyman88
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I have a BOG and it does the job, fully adjustable , ball head on it, legs can go almost straght out, and lock in different positions, they are on Amazon. Check them out. It has beafy legs, and it's rock solid, got mine on sale, for around $180.00, has the death grip top on a ball joint, and made a adaper in my machine shop to clamp it quikcly, it's out standing.
Revolting Peasant
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RT90c, Midwest Off-road adaptor plate (not strictly necessary), RRS Anvil 30 ballhead. Adds up pretty quick $$$.
This seems to be the hottest setup for an imported tripod rig for practice or PRS. Snipershide has several threads on choosing and using tripods. There is a learning curve.
Yes this set up can be used standing. Quite tall. I haven't tried prone with mine but it goes really low. It is bulky but for long range you need some bulk. I also have a Komfjaeger clamp for mine for rifles without Arca rails.
This seems to be the hottest setup for an imported tripod rig for practice or PRS. Snipershide has several threads on choosing and using tripods. There is a learning curve.
Yes this set up can be used standing. Quite tall. I haven't tried prone with mine but it goes really low. It is bulky but for long range you need some bulk. I also have a Komfjaeger clamp for mine for rifles without Arca rails.
22250imp
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Primos, tall, three legged trigger sticks. Not as sturdy as others out there but are lightweight and work well.
