Bghunter338
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I need an attachment for my trip pod to hold mini Arca. What are you all using? Or do I need to get a new tripod with it already on there?
Tripod Shot Positions and Western Hunting
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just need any sort of tripod head that will accept arca Swiss rails!
codyadams
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You would be correct ha haLooks like a glass of good Bourbonwith stones in it, Nice!
Sweet !
Bghunter338
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Where do you find them?
Give Doug at CameralandNY a call and he will be able to get you lined out. If your just wanting to shoot off a tripod I would use a ball head!
NDAR15MAN
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K9txs…. Like your picture of your tripod set up. what kind of table do u have attached to it at bottom of the tripod ? I need one. Also I guess what is the set up that pistol is sitting ? You really got a great set up there. MD
Hondo64d
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Very fond of this setup. Innorel ST344C with their N52 ball head. Very steady and not too heavy. I dig it.
John
John
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Amazon.com : Carbon Fiber Tripod-INNOREL ST344C Professional Heavy Duty Camera Stand with 75mm Bowl Adapter Tube Leg 34mm, Max Load 77.2 lbs/35kg, Max Height 63 in/160cm for DSLR Travel Shooting No Mid-Column : Camera & Photo
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codyadams
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I'm pretty sure that is the same tripod I use as well, I use it without the ball head for less weight, and the pivoting base gives me enough movement for what I need. Very good tripods for the moneyVery fond of this setup. Innorel ST344C with their N52 ball head. Very steady and not too heavy. I dig it.
John
Amazon.com : Carbon Fiber Tripod-INNOREL ST344C Professional Heavy Duty Camera Stand with 75mm Bowl Adapter Tube Leg 34mm, Max Load 77.2 lbs/35kg, Max Height 63 in/160cm for DSLR Travel Shooting No Mid-Column : Camera & Photo
Amazon.com : Carbon Fiber Tripod-INNOREL ST344C Professional Heavy Duty Camera Stand with 75mm Bowl Adapter Tube Leg 34mm, Max Load 77.2 lbs/35kg, Max Height 63 in/160cm for DSLR Travel Shooting No Mid-Column : Camera & Photowww.amazon.com
Amazon.com : Low Profile Tripod Ball Head 52MM All Metal Camera Ball Head Panoramic CNC Tripod Heads Camera Mount with Two 1/4" Quick Release Plates for Tripod, DSLR, Camcorder, Max Load 66lbs/30kg : Camera & Photo
Amazon.com : Low Profile Tripod Ball Head 52MM All Metal Camera Ball Head Panoramic CNC Tripod Heads Camera Mount with Two 1/4" Quick Release Plates for Tripod, DSLR, Camcorder, Max Load 66lbs/30kg : Camera & Photowww.amazon.com
So I wonder how light a tripod a person could shoot off. My spotting scope tripod is under 2 lbs. I could see going a little heavier but nothing I fancy especially since I would never use it standing. What are the lightest options?
Left Hand Dave
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How are you guys attaching the rail to the stock is it just surface mounted and screwed? What hardware is used to mount it?
Idaho Trecker
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I remember that weekend! Not very good for either of us money-wise!
I'm just starting to use tripods for shooting and loving it. I'll probably get some of your longer arca rails soon for my new builds
Man I was just glad I didn't run over your spotter!
I thought it was good to go even after I ran it over but it's held together with some duct tape now haha.
If your using something like our arca +pic rail you can just throw it on most stocks like AG, manners McMillan etc. those usually have 2 10-32 tee nuts bedded into the stock and have sling studs threaded into them. We offer rails with radius bottom and flat bottom depending on stock style. If you don't already have the needed fastener points, we provide tee nuts plus stainless bolts to attach the rails.
Ken
