Re: Monopod vs. Rear bag
calling4life, like the 2 separate bipod heights you are referring to, there is not a one size fit all monopod.
HOWEVER, you can use the monopod leg like a lever, pivoting it front to back to raise or lower the POA, so this allows you to get lower, then you can grab the leg with thumb, index and middle fingers and let the rest get under the knob to add height. We'll cover this in the video as well as how the above pivoting method is fast no matter the surface shooting from.
"I don't even know how to use a monopod. how do you adjust T&E with a monopod on the go without having to move the rifle or dial the knob to adjust height on a monopod?"
You use it as a handle on the rifle for the "T" and pivoting it front to back for the "E" this will become a fluid and controllable fast motion from one target to another. Driving to target with off hand firing with trigger hand.
And as a side note, members of 5th group liked our monopods, but they were too short to use the above method (which to my knowledge they discovered) with their SR25's and requested a longer version. We gladly obliged them and the next part number for us was 05, so it became the BT05, thus the connection will always be part of our history.