Ultra light tripod for mountain hunts
Do you guys have any recommendations for UL tripods that are durable and won't break the bank? Kind of a best bang for the buck deal. What do you use?
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Atlas for your rifle
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The Neopod is the nicest one I've seen, but the bank might get broken.
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Vortex Summit ss is a good option for use with a spotting scope. Comes in a ball or pan head and right at 2 pounds with a $200 price tag. I have been using the ball head for a few years with a 65mm spotter. Nothin broke yet.
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You can get a Slik Sprint Pro II and a Benro S2 video head for under $200 and a little under 3lbs. You could the same legs and stick with a cheaper Slik head for under $135. Not sure on durability yet, but so far so good.
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I've been using Slik 624 CF with a Really Nice Stuff head
I'm impressed with how it's been holding up over the years |
I'm a fan of the vortex Summit as well, the legs will fold out almost horizontally so with mine I can sit in a cross legged position and the glass is right at my eyes.
I also like the adapters so I can just slide out one optic for another quickly. |
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In my mountain hunts I usually use Harris 27", but if I need something very light I take my snipepod by kramerdrsigncorp. The longest shot with it so far - WT deer at 650yds. |
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very light can carry attached to rifle or back pack great peace off equipment |
I cant believe you guys are still using bipods.....???? Especially since a little while ago on this very forum it was established by those in the "know" that anyone who uses a bipod...... can not ... its impossible,... to shoot accurately using one.:thinking-006::thinking-006: lol
ps I use a 27 inch Harris S mdl, its been good to me. |
Modified manfrotto. Weighs 19 oz. Paid around $100 a few years ago (so been used lots). Holds a 65mm swaro
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^^^^^^ Yup.......use mine for both elk and sheep.......no issues at all and I use a larger spotting scope on it. |
I am a big fan of the outdoorsmans compact medium tripod. They also have some very nice head mounts for their tripods.
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