Any suggestions for a small tripod to be used with a laser rangefinder? Need something that could be packed into a dragbag. Was looking at the Burris Pack Pod, but seems like it might be a little shoddy.
Rifle Scopes LRF Tripod
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Re: LRF Tripod
kmc,
Checkout what we offer here PRS . What LRF are you using? Shoot me a PM, email [email protected] or give me a call at 281-541-1549 and we'll figure out what will work best for your needs and budget. The medium will get you from prone to a kneeling position and with the legs being able to adjust independently for rough terrain or improvised positions, is our most popular model. With the quick detach ball head and use of QD connector plates one tripod can serve all your field tripod needs and easily transition from spotting scope (find the target)to LRF (range the target)and then to shooting cradle for engaging the target. Here are a couple photos as well.
kmc,
Checkout what we offer here PRS . What LRF are you using? Shoot me a PM, email [email protected] or give me a call at 281-541-1549 and we'll figure out what will work best for your needs and budget. The medium will get you from prone to a kneeling position and with the legs being able to adjust independently for rough terrain or improvised positions, is our most popular model. With the quick detach ball head and use of QD connector plates one tripod can serve all your field tripod needs and easily transition from spotting scope (find the target)to LRF (range the target)and then to shooting cradle for engaging the target. Here are a couple photos as well.
Re: LRF Tripod
Thanks, not looking for anything too serious, it's for an Elite 1500. Just need something to hold it steady. Mostly shooting prone.
Thanks, not looking for anything too serious, it's for an Elite 1500. Just need something to hold it steady. Mostly shooting prone.
Re: LRF Tripod
Kmc,
They function and look serious but are certainly not obnoxiously expensive. We also have a small that will get you from approximately 6 1/2" to 8 3/4", with the head removed you can screw right to the center post for minimum height to the bottom of the optic or cradle of 4" (as demonstrated in the picture below). The small is great for prone or off the bench, truck hood, or kitchen table out the back door at pesky varmints in the yard.
Let me know if I can answer any questions.
Take care,
Danel
Kmc,
They function and look serious but are certainly not obnoxiously expensive. We also have a small that will get you from approximately 6 1/2" to 8 3/4", with the head removed you can screw right to the center post for minimum height to the bottom of the optic or cradle of 4" (as demonstrated in the picture below). The small is great for prone or off the bench, truck hood, or kitchen table out the back door at pesky varmints in the yard.
Let me know if I can answer any questions.
Take care,
Danel
