gmar Wrote:Nice! How do you like having that mono pod on your stock?
I've got the same monopod on my PRS and it works great. I'm an amputee with only one arm so it makes rifle shooting possible for me.
There are two types by this manufacturer. One has a quick adjust feature with a button that you press to disengage the screw threads. With the button pressed you just raise or lower the stock to get it close, then let the button go and do your fine adjustments.
Without that you can end up doing a lot of twisting to get it on target.
You have to carefully adjust the bipod legs to get them to the height that allows you to move from one target to another at different ranges without readjusting the bipod, while still being between the bottom and top of the monopod.
They make a long and a short monopod. The short one works best with the PRS stock, although it's adjustment range is shorter, it allows you to get lower to the ground. Unless your bipod legs are long, the long one may be too long to use.
The longer you have the monopod extended, the more wobbly it is. It's no big deal, just take up the slack by pushing a little on it and it's very stable.
It's easier to use than a bag, but not as steady.
RR