01-03-2018, 01:18 PM
Take a look at the offerings by Spartan Precision javelinbipod.com they make an excellent setup that is very robust and very LW. Compared the the ersa pod it is light years ahead of it but the cost is more too. Buy once....cry a little when you have to open the can of beanie weenies.. seriously no too bad for the materials and type of product that you do get.
This would be the route I may go in the future. For now I picked up an actual tripod from Hog Saddle. The PIG0311 and will be putting their ballhead and the Hog Saddle on it in March. It was a great setup for more than just hunting, especially since I have many issues with getting in and out of prone anymore. I can use for all sorts of hunting and long range precision as well as just shooting. This comes at a little bit more weight and cost but the stability is unrivaled. I got this over the Atlas Bipod or the Javelin Which is even more geared to afield than just really a Precision bipod used afield. I think my total cost in the Bipod setup in the end will be
Hog Saddle $300 (one could go with the pig Saddle to save money if not using for precision bolt guns, $135 )
PIG 0311 Tripod $138
PRST H1 Ball Head $99
Hard to beat a setup like that with adjustability, stability, in a very c9mpact platform with really minimal weight for what it is for under $400 for the pig and $500 for the big Saddle. Really competitive with other Bipod and especially tripods as the carbine at easily $700-to well over $1k.
This would be the route I may go in the future. For now I picked up an actual tripod from Hog Saddle. The PIG0311 and will be putting their ballhead and the Hog Saddle on it in March. It was a great setup for more than just hunting, especially since I have many issues with getting in and out of prone anymore. I can use for all sorts of hunting and long range precision as well as just shooting. This comes at a little bit more weight and cost but the stability is unrivaled. I got this over the Atlas Bipod or the Javelin Which is even more geared to afield than just really a Precision bipod used afield. I think my total cost in the Bipod setup in the end will be
Hog Saddle $300 (one could go with the pig Saddle to save money if not using for precision bolt guns, $135 )
PIG 0311 Tripod $138
PRST H1 Ball Head $99
Hard to beat a setup like that with adjustability, stability, in a very c9mpact platform with really minimal weight for what it is for under $400 for the pig and $500 for the big Saddle. Really competitive with other Bipod and especially tripods as the carbine at easily $700-to well over $1k.
In the Army Doc is earned not given. Though privates and specialists do get a kick out of calling a senior NCO Doc and not Sergeant. But a quick correction and putting them at parade rest always reminds them of that folly!
In the Army Doc is earned not given. Though privates and specialists do get a kick out of calling a senior NCO Doc and not Sergeant. But a quick correction and putting them at parade rest always reminds them of that folly!