Red Dot Finder for 15x56 Binos on RRS Anvil Head?

[Deadman Pointers]

So I have a set of Leica Geovid 15x56 binoculars with the rangefinder that I'm looking to mount to a RRS Anvil 30 head. Outdoorsman sells a tall bino mount adapter that will work with a RRS adapter to get everything on my tripod, but does anyone have a suggestion for how to get a red dot sight on there as well? The only red dot finder adapters I see mount in the same place the Outdoorsman adapter mounts.

 

[leftyk82]

May not be the direction you want to go, but you could mount an Abel Table to your tripod and then your bino's and a red dot to the table using RRS clamps and Abel/Mlok accessories.

 

[Deadman Pointers]

Yikes, their site is extraordinarily uninformative. I don't quite follow how the tray attaches to the tripod nor the tray to binos and the additional red dot. It is a bit large for what I was originally thinking of, but if that is the best solution...I can get behind it.

 

[nexusfire]

Yikes, their site is extraordinarily uninformative. I don't quite follow how the tray attaches to the tripod nor the tray to binos and the additional red dot. It is a bit large for what I was originally thinking of, but if that is the best solution...I can get behind it.

Check out the RRS Cinema Rail at Mile High.

 

[leftyk82]

Yikes, their site is extraordinarily uninformative. I don't quite follow how the tray attaches to the tripod nor the tray to binos and the additional red dot. It is a bit large for what I was originally thinking of, but if that is the best solution...I can get behind it.

On the bottom of the table is a RRS/ARCA spec dovetail that will interface with your Anvil head.

Here is what I used to attach my Swaro's to the table. Again, this may be overkill for you, but it might give you another option. Note that the open slots on the bottom are MLok, so you can attach a picatinny rail and mount your red dot to that.

 

[nexusfire]

Is that Kestrel mount a Kestrel product?

 

[leftyk82]

Is that Kestrel mount a Kestrel product?

No, it's made by Badger Ordnance.