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Re: best mono pod
B&T Industries/Accu-Shot...'nuff said! As to the specific model that meets your needs, have a look at their site and pick the best size/model for you.
Also, now and in the future, you should try running a search using the search engine linked in my sig line. You will find plenty of info on Accu-Shot and the various offerings for monopods.
However, before you drop the money on a monopod, you might try a quality rear bag first.
B&T Industries/Accu-Shot...'nuff said! As to the specific model that meets your needs, have a look at their site and pick the best size/model for you.
Also, now and in the future, you should try running a search using the search engine linked in my sig line. You will find plenty of info on Accu-Shot and the various offerings for monopods.
However, before you drop the money on a monopod, you might try a quality rear bag first.
Re: best mono pod
Try the bag.
I have a monopod. They are good for field use.
On the bench they are a little bit of a pain and I find mine moves around a lot between shots. I have a stinger for the AICS. I would assume and accu-shot is alot nice to operate between movement.
Try the bag.
I have a monopod. They are good for field use.
On the bench they are a little bit of a pain and I find mine moves around a lot between shots. I have a stinger for the AICS. I would assume and accu-shot is alot nice to operate between movement.
Re: best mono pod
I have a leather one but its not pliable enough to conform to the buttstock of my rifle. What rear bag do you recommend? Where can I purchase one?
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Rob01</div><div class="ubbcode-body">A rear bag. Don't care for monopods. Get or make a rear bag filled with poly pellets and it will serve you well.</div></div>
I have a leather one but its not pliable enough to conform to the buttstock of my rifle. What rear bag do you recommend? Where can I purchase one?
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Rob01</div><div class="ubbcode-body">A rear bag. Don't care for monopods. Get or make a rear bag filled with poly pellets and it will serve you well.</div></div>
Re: best mono pod
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: BullzeyeNJ</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I have a leather one but its not pliable enough to conform to the buttstock of my rifle. What rear bag do you recommend? Where can I purchase one?</div></div>
Shoot more and break it in - it's kinda like breaking in a baseball mitt and once you have it broken in, it's worth all the effort.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: BullzeyeNJ</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I have a leather one but its not pliable enough to conform to the buttstock of my rifle. What rear bag do you recommend? Where can I purchase one?</div></div>
Shoot more and break it in - it's kinda like breaking in a baseball mitt and once you have it broken in, it's worth all the effort.
Re: best mono pod
TAB is good..
TAB is good..
Re: best mono pod
I've not used a bag but I own (2) of the Accu-Shot monopods, the BT08 and BT13. They're worth the money.
I've not used a bag but I own (2) of the Accu-Shot monopods, the BT08 and BT13. They're worth the money.
Re: best mono pod
Accu-shot monopod.
Accu-shot monopod.
Re: best mono pod
Some quality reading for you shedhorn. Get the double-shot espresso ready...
Search Engine results
I personally have used Accu-shot mono pod on a friends rifle, and rear bag on that same rifle, and I prefer the bag. The pod wouldn't stay put.
Some quality reading for you shedhorn. Get the double-shot espresso ready...
Search Engine results
I personally have used Accu-shot mono pod on a friends rifle, and rear bag on that same rifle, and I prefer the bag. The pod wouldn't stay put.
Re: best mono pod
Accu-shot BT08 is really worth the cash
Accu-shot BT08 is really worth the cash
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I have the accu-shot, but sometimes I prefer a bag. I suppose it depends on the rifle, how you feel, where you are, etc...
I have the accu-shot, but sometimes I prefer a bag. I suppose it depends on the rifle, how you feel, where you are, etc...
Re: best mono pod
Shedhorn, I prefer my Accushot on my AICS. On my 300Whisper which as an HSP, I prefer a bag.
I don't know where you are located, but if you are in the Central Coast of CA, you are more than welcome to try either of my setups.
Shedhorn, I prefer my Accushot on my AICS. On my 300Whisper which as an HSP, I prefer a bag.
I don't know where you are located, but if you are in the Central Coast of CA, you are more than welcome to try either of my setups.
Re: best mono pod
Accushot monopod all the way but only as an option.
I shoot with a bag from Triad when I can.
He has various sizes and styles. They are "bean" bag style and work great.
Accushot monopod all the way but only as an option.
I shoot with a bag from Triad when I can.
He has various sizes and styles. They are "bean" bag style and work great.
Re: best mono pod
this works
for some on the move
this works
Re: best mono pod
I carry a redman bean bag, or TAB bag and a glove.
Dont care for mono pods.
I carry a redman bean bag, or TAB bag and a glove.
Dont care for mono pods.
Re: best mono pod
Bean bag is for people who shoot bench rest/stationary. Monopod is good for moving and quick deployment. you can get on and hold targets better and faster.
So depending on your shooting style, spend your money accordingly
Bean bag is for people who shoot bench rest/stationary. Monopod is good for moving and quick deployment. you can get on and hold targets better and faster.
So depending on your shooting style, spend your money accordingly
Re: best mono pod
Shedhorn - did you end up getting the Accushot? work out well for you?
Shedhorn - did you end up getting the Accushot? work out well for you?
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