PRS Talk Tripod wind flags

[hairy_pineapple588]

I’ve looked and interested to see solutions. If you have a tripod mounted wind flag for competitions.
Where did you buy it from or how did you build it yourself?

 

[kilizyrag]

@ballisticdaddy

 

[ballisticdaddy]

Accessories - Wind Wands + More

I made a few of these for shooting local matches and now offering them for sale to members of this forum. These are made from carbon shafts using stainless steel ball bearing swivel, 1/4-20 threads and with the included thumb wheel they weigh 1 ounce. Please PM with any questions and try not to...

www.snipershide.com

 

[Hickswr]

@ballisticdaddy

This is the way!

 

[usafa77]

Coletac has one

 

[The4GunGuy]

I’ve looked and interested to see solutions. If you have a tripod mounted wind flag for competitions.
Where did you buy it from or how did you build it yourself?

cheap antenna from Amazon and some light construction tape. Don't overthink it.

 

[LuckyDuck]

Wind Flag | Cole-TAC Outdoor Gear

Buy Wind Flag from Cole-TAC | Helps provide a quick reference for wind direction & magnitude | Can attach to your tripod, trees, or target stands downrange

www.cole-tac.com

I have a few of these and like them well enough. Engineer/flagging tape (https://www.homedepot.com/p/Empire-1-in-x-600-ft-Orange-Flagging-Tape-77-062/100200329) works well too but I prefer something like the Cole-tac over single use flagging tape personally. Either should serve your purposes though.

-LD

 

[mark5pt56]

Pretty neat items. I've been using construction tape, cheap and easy. I can either affix it to the target, use the plastic placard holders that yard service companies use, etc. Normally about 15" +/-, fiddled around with the Kestrel and a box fan, 4-5mph will put it about 45 degrees and once it hits 8, mostly at 90. The Cole-TAC looks like a decent option, if you are close enough to see it, a single strand of 550 cord inner tied to the tripod works well also.

 

[mark5pt56]

Wind Flag | Cole-TAC Outdoor Gear

Buy Wind Flag from Cole-TAC | Helps provide a quick reference for wind direction & magnitude | Can attach to your tripod, trees, or target stands downrange

www.cole-tac.com

I have a few of these and like them well enough. Engineer/flagging tape (https://www.homedepot.com/p/Empire-1-in-x-600-ft-Orange-Flagging-Tape-77-062/100200329) works well too but I prefer something like the Cole-tac over single use flagging tape personally. Either should serve your purposes though.

-LD

Haha, just picked up the green one-it will last a very long time! Home Depot