Primos Trigger Tripod
Hello guys, has anyone used Primos trigger tripod. how good is it in the field expecially for bullpups
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I use the Primos tripod with the fork rest. Works great for me and I’ve had no issues.
I had some problems with the cradle breaking (it is replaceable) and the legs going in and out. The leg issue could be dirt getting up in the telescoping mechanism. They are light weight. This also means they are thinner. If I am stationary, I now use a heavy duty camera tripod with a quick disconnect swivel system to hold the gun. These are great for walking around. I would recommend them, just take care to use them within their capacity limits.
I use the hell out of mine. I also use the Shokey model. Very handy tool.
I’ve found the shockey version is best for me as it allows for the lowest use vs the other models.
The first one I got was fine for a year then I had to take it apart and clean/lube it as it started sticking. Since then no problem.
The second one I got is the shockey version which goes a lot lower than the other.
I did replace the V head with the one below which I found to provide a better shooting surface. The width fits the EdGun stock perfectly.
http://www.precisionriflesolutions.com/apps/webstore/products/show/838250
so they are not very durable ? can anyone pls suggest any better alternative
what the reason for them only lasting two seasons?
I have both the tripod and bipod. Like them. They are light, adjust easily/quickly while walking in a field. Expect them to last about two seasons depending on how you care for them.
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I will get some pictures off of my Walmart Monopod off, I think I paid like 50 bucks for it, But its all I shoot off to try and practice if I ever do get out in the field.
Steady and slow on a Mono or you are going to miss, Forget about the one hole groups I just have to hit the prey, (sparrow)
Mike